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Quality Counts Grades the States, the Country, on the Chance-for-Success Index

by Carol A. Josel | Jun 6, 2021 | In The News, Making Education News

Quality Counts grades all 50 states and the country, too, on what’s known as the Chance-for-Success Index, resulting in “a snapshot of a person’s prospect of successful outcomes over a lifetime, from early childhood to adulthood and the working world.” To...

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