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The nation’s public charter schools are growing more effective but most do not produce better academic results when compared with traditional public schools, according to a report released Tuesday.
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Researchers at Stanford University’s Center for Research on Education Outcomes looked at test data from charter schools in 26 states and the District and found that 25 percent of charters outperformed traditional public schools in reading while 29 percent of charters delivered stronger results in math. That marked an improvement over a similar 2009 study by the same research team.
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