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COPYRIGHT 2005 United Press International
LONDON, Oct. 31 (UPI) -- Britain's city schools, charged with tackling educational underachievement, have been accused of turning their backs on poor students.
Critics says these schools, participating in the nearly $10 billion program, are cherry-picking the more talented children from middle-class families, reports the Guardian.
The newspaper said...
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