Innovation school students mostly do not deviate from citywide growth trends, with Denver innovation schools an outperforming exception¶

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q2 i? Students enrolled in innovation schools mostly do not deviate much from overall citywide growth trends; the exception is Denver innovation school students, who outperform the state average and peers in other Denver sectors, while Memphis innovation schools show relatively weak growth. → Margaret E. Raymond 2022

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Margaret E. Raymond 2022¶

Margaret E. Raymond, Won Fy Lee. (2022). City Studies Project Meta-Analysis by CREDO of Stanford University: Cohort 1 Cities. Center for Research on Education Outcomes, Stanford University. https://credo.stanford.edu/city-studies/

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Section 4 summary of innovation school growth trends across cities with innovation sectors (Camden, Denver, Indianapolis, Memphis, San Antonio), benchmarked against state averages. The report states innovation students "mostly don’t seem to deviate much from the overall citywide trends," naming Denver as the exception.

"students enrolled in innovation schools mostly don’t seem to deviate much from the overall citywide trends. One exception is the Denver innovation school students who outperform the state average and their peers in other sectors within the city of Denver."

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