Some need more time to finish high school

Aug. 21, 2007
New York City program targets students who have fallen behind.

New York City is at the forefront of a movement to recognize that for a significant number, high school might stretch into five, six, even seven years. the city has spent nearly $37 million to identify and cater to students who are at the biggest risk of dropping out and has already contracted for $31 million more in programs.

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