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Journal of School Choice
International Research and Reform
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Student Stratification among a Combination of School Choice Policies in Detroit

Jeremy SingerCollege of Education, Wayne State University, Detroit, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 122-153 | Published online: 04 Dec 2019

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Anne West. (2023) School Choice (And Diversity) in the UK since 1944: Continuity, Change, Divergence and School Selectivity. Journal of School Choice 17:1, pages 15-34.
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Paul Thurston & Jessica Salmon. (2022) Factors Influencing Retention of Students for Independent School Re-Enrollment. Journal of Research on Christian Education 31:1, pages 47-69.
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Danielle Sanderson Edwards. (2021) Over the River and through the Woods: The Role of Distance in Participation in Rural School Choice. Journal of School Choice 15:4, pages 624-654.
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Colleen A. Fahy. (2021) A Spatial Analysis of District Participation in Public School Choice. Journal of School Choice 15:3, pages 441-470.
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Jeremy Singer. (2023) School Choice, Socioeconomic Status, and Stratified Enrollment Among Low-Income and Racially Minoritized Students: A Mixed-Methods Study in Detroit. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Jeremy Singer & Sarah Winchell Lenhoff. (2022) Race, Geography, and School Choice Policy: A Critical Analysis of Detroit Students’ Suburban School Choices. AERA Open 8, pages 233285842110672.
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Danielle Sanderson Edwards. (2021) Just Out of Reach? Unrestrained Supply, Constrained Demand, and Access to Effective Schools in and Around Detroit. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis 43:3, pages 391-418.
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Jeremy Singer, Ben Pogodzinski, Sarah Winchell Lenhoff & Walter Cook. (2021) Advancing an Ecological Approach to Chronic Absenteeism: Evidence from Detroit. Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education 123:4, pages 1-36.
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