Can you guess what happens when you spend more $$$ on elementary schools?
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Students are less likely to be arrested in adulthood as direct result.
Setting aside other benefits, society receives more than $1 in benefits for every $1 in government $$$.
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I really enjoyed this conversation w @JasonBaron4 about his fascinating and important work on the (beneficial!) effects of foster care placement on kids’ long-term outcomes. Super policy-relevant results.View quoted post on X
Excited to share a working paper with @JasonBaron4 and Joe Ryan. We conduct the first study of Blind Removals, a program designed to address the over-representation of Black children in foster care.View quoted post on X
TLDR: Blind Removals are not well-suited to address this over-representation.
Join us on 10/13 to hear @jmhyman discussing the effect of primary school funding on adult crime.
More School Funding, Less Crime?
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GRAD STUDENTS! Deadline to submit to the #NTA2021 Student Sessions is this Friday (July 30).
And don't forget to apply for the new early scholar initiatives: NTA/CSWEP Pre-Conference Mentoring Dinner and Equity & Inclusion Fellowships! Deadline Aug 31.
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