Gateway City Education Statistics

Monday, May 14, 2012

MassINC is compiling a “bluebook” with Gateway City education trends.

Here are some key highlights from Chapter 1:

One in four public school students in Massachusetts is enrolled in a Gateway City district
Gateway City schools enroll more than one-half of the state’s English language learners and nearly half of all low income students in the Commonwealth
Since education reform in 1993, the share of Gateway City students who are low income has grown by 20 percentage points
The 3^rd grade reading score gap between Gateway City students and the state average has grown from 13 percentage points in 2003 to 15 percentage points in 2011

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