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Federal civil rights data about students is finally out. It’s different under Trump
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关键摘要
美国教育部发布最新学生民权数据，揭示种族、残障等群体教育差距
- 数据覆盖全美几乎所有公立学校
- 涵盖欺凌、AP课程获取、残障生待遇等关键指标
- 较原定发布时间延迟，系特朗普政府任内首次发布
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正文提要
A massive trove of data about the civil rights of American students was quietly published on the U.S. Education Department’s website this week. The Civil Rights Data Collection includes information about which groups of students are being bullied, which students across the country can access Advanced Placement classes and how students with disabilities are treated at school, among other things.
The CRDC was supposed to be published at the end of last year, according to the agency’s own deadline.
The data, from nearly every public school in the country, reveals disparities in the way students are treated based on race, ethnicity, disability, sex and other factors. It’s a tool for educators, policymakers, advocates and families to understand students’ experience, and for the federal government to better enforce student civil rights. The federal government has been collecting this kind of information for over 50 years.
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