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Whitmire: As School Districts Collaborate With Top Charters and Foundations, We’re on the Cusp of a Breakthrough in Guiding Low-Income & Minority Students to a College Diploma

Counselor Kassandra Peña with student Edwin Gonzalez at San Antonio’s Lanier High School. Lanier High School is San Antonio ISD’s highest-poverty high school, where in the past, few graduates made it to prestige colleges. (Richard Whitmire)

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June 24, 2019

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