The experiment - an attempt to downsize the American high school - has proven less successful than hoped. The changes were often so divisive - and the academic results so mixed - that the Gates Foundation has stopped always pushing small as a first step in improving big high schools. Instead, it's now also working directly on instruction, giving grants to improve math and science instruction, for example.
Is Smaller Better?
The Gates Foundation gave grants to big schools in order for them to become small schools. Was it the answer?
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