Falling Through the Cracks: Graduation and Dropout Rates Among Michigan’s Homeless High School Students

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2018
Published By
University of Michigan

This resource discusses the educational challenges homeless high school students face in Michigan. It highlights disparities in graduation and dropout rates, emphasizing that homeless students have the lowest four-year graduation rate and the highest dropout rate compared to other groups.

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