Breaking the Glass Ceiling of Achievement for Low-Income Students and Students of Color
Abstract
"While gaps between student groups have narrowed over time at the below basic level of performance, gaps at the advanced level have widened. And among higher income groups, gap-widening between white students and students of color is more pronounced. Educators seeking to close gaps must raise the bar for all students.This is the first report in the three-part Shattering Expectations series, which includes "Finding America's Missing AP and IB Students," the second installment."