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  • Backgrounder posted September 22, 2008 by Christine Kim Academic Success Begins at Home: How Children Can Succeed in School

    American taxpayers invest heavily in education. Last year, spending on public K–12 education totaled $553 billion, about 4 percent of gross domestic prod­uct (GDP) in 2006.[1] For each child enrolled in a pub­lic elementary or secondary school, expenditures averaged $9,266 that year—an increase of 128 per­cent, adjusted… Read more

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  • Backgrounder posted September 22, 2008 by Christine Kim Academic Success Begins at Home: How Children Can Succeed in School

    American taxpayers invest heavily in education. Last year, spending on public K–12 education totaled $553 billion, about 4 percent of gross domestic prod­uct (GDP) in 2006.[1] For each child enrolled in a pub­lic elementary or secondary school, expenditures averaged $9,266 that year—an increase of 128 per­cent, adjusted… Read more

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  • Backgrounder posted September 22, 2008 by Christine Kim Academic Success Begins at Home: How Children Can Succeed in School

    American taxpayers invest heavily in education. Last year, spending on public K–12 education totaled $553 billion, about 4 percent of gross domestic prod­uct (GDP) in 2006.[1] For each child enrolled in a pub­lic elementary or secondary school, expenditures averaged $9,266 that year—an increase of 128 per­cent, adjusted… Read more

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