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Learning from Summer: Effects of Voluntary Summer Learning Programs on Low-Income Urban Youth

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Published
September 1, 2016
Authors
Catherine H. Augustine
Jennifer Sloan McCombs
John F. Pane
Heather L. Schwartz
Jonathan Schweig
Andrew McEachin
Kyle Siler-Evans
PUBLISHING ORGANIZATION
RAND Corporation

A groundbreaking study finds high-quality summer learning programs benefit high-attending students in math and reading.

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