For-profit schools draw growing federal aid funding
Washington’s expanded Pell Grants and government loans are increasingly flowing to for profit colleges from local career schools to chains like University of Phoenix and Kaplan. The five top Pell recipients last year were all for profit, with over $1 billion, while this year the share to these schools rose sharply. Critics warn of a sales-driven gold rush and risk to students and taxpayers as enrollment grows and graduation rates remain low.
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Early Start Denver model shows gains for toddlers with autism
Study of 48 toddlers aged 18 to 30 months finds two years of intensive behavior treatment raises IQ by about 18 points and cuts the likelihood of a severe diagnosis. Therapists and parents provide four hours daily plus five hours weekly at home as early diagnosis and treatment expand.
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