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Segregation on rise in Massachusetts schools - The Bay State Banner

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Schools in predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods in Massachusetts are becoming more intensely segregated, even as the state’s population is becoming more diverse, according to a new study released in August.

The post Segregation on rise in Massachusetts schools appeared first on The Bay State Banner.

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