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Show Me: Diversity and Isolation Indicators of Spatial Segregation Within and Across Missouri's School Districts

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Patrick Denice, Michael DeArmond & Matthew Carr. (2021) When schools open: Student mobility and racial sorting across new charter schools in Kansas City, Missouri. Journal of Urban Affairs 43:10, pages 1468-1491.
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Patrick Denice. (2022) Spatial Mismatch and the Share of Black, Hispanic, and White Students Enrolled in Charter Schools. Sociology of Education 95:4, pages 276-301.
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