Smaller high schools are a growing trend

March 12, 2001
All around the state of Washington, educators are looking at ways to divide high schools into smaller units, a move some say is the best hope for American

All around the state of Washington, educators are looking at ways to divide high schools into smaller units, a move some say is the best hope for American high schools.

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Smaller class sizes benefit students. The New York Times (free registration required).

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