Charter schools blamed for segregation and achievement gaps
An Associated Press analysis finds charter schools among the most segregated in the nation with minority enrollments near 99 percent in over 1,000 of 6,747 charters as of 2014-2015. The piece notes mixed performance, cites Milwaukee’s Bruce-Guadalupe, where nearly all students are Hispanic, and discusses debates over desegregation, parental choice, and the role of charters in urban education plus perspectives from officials and parents.
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Ecuador quake rattles coast as death toll uncertainty lingers
A magnitude 6.0 quake struck Ecuador's coast near San Vicente with 12 provinces feeling it. President Moreno reported no immediate major damage or casualties while authorities urged calm and noted tsunami risk was not present. The AP notes the USGS measured depth at 25 kilometers.
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