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New findings link chronic absenteeism to school achievement
Kindergartners have the highest rates of chronic absence among Redwood City students, according to a new John W. Gardner Center study.
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Q&A: Professor David Plank on the budget and California's K-12 education system
A new report by PACE finds that the budget crisis crippled attempts to increase spending on students and snuffed out appetite for reform.
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Stanford report commemorates fifth anniversary of landmark 'Getting Down to Facts' project
Researchers release updated recommendations and findings on the critical challenges facing California's public education system.
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Researchers examine the secrets of successful young entrepreneurs

The Stanford Center on Adolescence, led by Bill Damon, has teamed up with researchers at Tufts University to learn how we can effectively foster enterprising skills among adolescents and young adults.

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