Fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution co-author of, Exam Schools: Inside America’s Most Selective Public High Schools
There are 165 schools in the United States that are so rigorous and desired that you have to pass an exam to get in. Is this a model that could eventually trickle down to all sorts of schools?
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