As students joined new charters, public school enrollment and funding fell.
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Italy previously required only four vaccinations for school enrollment, not including measles.
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Since 2006, total graduate school enrollment increased by about 1.1% each year.
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Medical school enrollment jumped 27% between 2002 and 2016, according to the association.
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Meanwhile, sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest rate of primary school enrollment globally.
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More good news: Primary school enrollment has shot up in the developing world.
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An earlier version of this article described private-school enrollment in Washington incorrectly.
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The UTLA is trying to preserve school enrollment — and funding — by attacking charters.
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African-American kids make up almost 85033 percent of the total charter school enrollment.
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They also have the lowest graduate school enrollment rate -- 403% -- of all ethnic groups.
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School enrollment typically ranges from about 100 to 350 students — about 20 students per class.
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Instead, they point to higher for-profit graduate-school enrollment and lower earnings post-grad.
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Charter school enrollment has skyrocketed from about 400,000 students in 2001 to nearly 2.9 million students.
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Urban and minority voters overwhelmingly support school choice, and charter school enrollment is on the rise.
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Middle and high school enrollment in local areas has dropped precipitously, and school districts have closed.
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Young people are leaving, and school enrollment has plunged by a third over the past decade.
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And lawmakers in Congress pushed through a measure to simplify school enrollment for American-born children.
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Studies in New York and Charlotte have shown that charter school enrollment can also decrease criminal activity.
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As school enrollment has grown, it means larger class sizes and waiting lists at many neighborhood schools.
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Other reasons for prime-age nonemployment, such as school enrollment, have declined even more slowly than disability.
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White students possess 64% of the 504 designations, despite accounting for slightly more than half of school enrollment.
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When Oakland decided to offer computer science in every high school, enrollment increased by a factor of 14!
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School enrollment of Syrian children did increase in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey after the London summit, HRW said.
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Last year, Northwestern and South Pointe won state championships in their divisions, which are determined by school enrollment.
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It enrolls 291 students through Florida's tax credit scholarship program, out of a total school enrollment of 340.
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During the Progressive Era in the early 1900s, social and political reform sparked increasing rates of high-school enrollment.
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Italy passed a similar decree in May, requiring children to receive 10 vaccines as a condition for school enrollment.
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School enrollment reached 96.7%, suggesting that within a couple generations, illiteracy could finally be a thing of the past.
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American medical school enrollment jumped over 27% between 2002 and 2016, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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The issue certainly isn't a dip in medical school enrollment, which has increased by nearly 6900 percent since 2628.
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They seek to shed light on shrinking school enrollment and the power outage that still lingers for many citizens.
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It performs better than its bigger neighbors, India and Pakistan, on development indicators like gender parity and school enrollment.
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School enrollment — referred to, often with dread, as the October count — hangs heavy over Beaver and other rural schools.
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White students disproportionately benefit: 64% of special designations go to them, while they're less than half of public school enrollment.
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Investors in the company include FoundersX Venture, EFund and Jinal Jhaveri, the former CEO of SchoolMint, a school enrollment startup.
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One study found that a doubling of primary school enrollment in a poor country halves the risk of civil war.
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Researchers examined data from school enrollment and electronic health records for more than 231 million students ages 22 to 2200.
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The ID system has crept into a range of services, such as school enrollment, ration disbursements and other national/government projects.
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Journalists and students with documentation of a job or school enrollment will also be granted entry during the 90-day ban.
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Changes to middle school enrollment in parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan could force City Hall to take action on school segregation.
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While white students' enrollment in private schools and surrounding districts has contributed to the demographic shift, charter school enrollment has not.
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Public school enrollment stands at 240,1673 and is projected to rise by some 2167 students a year in the near future.
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Ely's population has shrunk 30 percent since 1980; school enrollment is a third of what it was in the late 1960s.
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National charter school enrollment grew with support from President Barack Obama and his secretaries of education, Arne Duncan and John King.
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As law school enrollment has fallen in recent years, differing views about relying on LSAT scores have bubbled to the surface.
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So he hired case managers to translate, help with school enrollment, drive recruits to the supermarket, find English classes and more.
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A plan to demolish two public housing developments would force many residents to leave and would cut school enrollment in half.
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While primary school enrollment among girls and boys is nearly equivalent in Tanzania, that changes in secondary school when puberty hits.
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A growing number of cities and states offer it or "other" on driver's licenses, school enrollment forms and other official documents.
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But even Mr. Pagán, a three-term mayor, lamented the drop in school enrollment and attendance at sporting events and church.
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While white students' enrollment in private schools and surrounding districts have contributed to the demographic shift, charter school enrollment has not.
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Her Harvard Business School enrollment comes on the heels of the news that Kim Kardashian West is studying to become a lawyer.
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Black students make up only 15% of school enrollment nationwide, but 30% of students arrested or referred to law enforcement at school.
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The study found that there is an increase in year-round school enrollment and a decrease in the number of employed teens.
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During that time, law school enrollment dropped significantly, to about 37,000 students a year from a high of more than 50,000 students.
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In the twenty years since the creation of the Grand Staircase, school enrollment in Escalante has gone from 150 to 57 students.
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Between 2006 and 2016, the proportion of white public school enrollment in those suburbs fell by 10 percentage points, to 47 percent.
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With international support, they have boosted girls' school enrollment from perhaps 28500,6900 under Taliban rule to about 2628 million in recent years.
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During the early 1900s, the country entered a period of significant social and political reform, which sparked increasing rates of high-school enrollment.
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In what U.S. city has school enrollment dropped by 100,000 students in the last decade, reducing state funding and leading to tremendous debt?
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One example Ricoh gives is a school enrollment ceremony, where students participated using VR headsets to follow a live stream of the ceremony.
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Margolis has analyzed data on Newark public school enrollment and student test scores from 20033, well before the policies were conceived, through 2018.
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Florida school enrollment numbers have added clarity, but they only cover students who showed up in the Sunshine State, not the entire nation.
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"Immigration from Latin America would have sustained St. Louis's population, tax base, school enrollment, and most of the lost African American jobs," he writes.
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After that, they can receive up to five more years of services at the centers, including help navigating immigration matters, healthcare, and school enrollment.
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In reality, however, a 2017 Stanford University analysis found that increasing charter-school enrollment in a school district does little to improve achievement gaps.
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Rick Scott declared a state of emergency to help the state provide services, obtain federal money and streamline rules for things like school enrollment.
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The demand for enhanced education at an early age has resulted in public charter school enrollment growth nearly tripling over the past 10 years.
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They calculated kids' ages relative to their classmates based on their date of birth and the cutoff date for school enrollment where they lived.
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Gentrification, Ms. Gonzalez said, could push out even more low-income families in her district, and declining school enrollment could mean layoffs for teachers.
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High school enrollment increased over the early 20th century, which created a social space where young people could gather and afforded them more leisure time.
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In 1968, with school enrollment at 22,723, some schools went to double sessions after a $25.75 million school bond issue was defeated in a referendum.
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There's a 303% gap between men and women's literacy rates in the country, and a 230% gap in primary school enrollment of girls and boys. 218.
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Results like these have soured many on the city's school enrollment plan, which is known here as "the lottery" and was once considered a national model.
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A rise in what economists call labor force nonparticipation — whether because of discouragement, school enrollment, disability or retirement — was a distinguishing feature of the Great Recession.
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Its findings were based partly on a comparison of refugee data with global school enrollment data compiled by Unesco, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
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"School enrollment is the best indicator for long-term settlement," said Edwin Melendez, director of the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in New York.
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Lawyers might meet a client through a drug-possession case, then help him fight an eviction, get public benefits, or fill out his kids' school-enrollment paperwork.
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It will function as an extension of a small experimental program that aims to increase school enrollment to 60 from the 20113 students it has these days.
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The Migrant Student Information Exchange would help "facilitate timely school enrollment, grade and course placement, accrual of secondary course credits, and participation...for migratory children," the agency said.
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Two months later, Markis, Hanna and Devonte Hart, the couple's three eldest children, left Washington Elementary School for a home-school setting, Alexandria public school enrollment records show.
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The Migrant Student Information Exchange would help "facilitate timely school enrollment, grade and course placement, accrual of secondary course credits, and participation...for migratory children," the agency says.
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The company said on Wednesday that it expected sales for 2016 to be down about 8 percent as the education unit took a hit from lower school enrollment.
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Nutrition for kids in developing countries McGovern-Dole International Food for Education program promotes both nutrition and school enrollment and advancement in developing countries by providing meals in schools.
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Culinary school enrollment is at a crazy all-time high, and these schools are just churning out cooks, but the programs are less comprehensive than they used to be.
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In Arizona, Latinos make up about half of the students enrolled in public school and across the country, Latinos make up the highest percent of public school enrollment after whites.
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As a result, child malnutrition dropped and school enrollment rates went up, while poverty-related crime (like theft) fell, according to reports from BIEN and the Center for Public Impact.
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In a city of fewer than 2628,28503 residents, with a rapidly declining school enrollment, literally thousands of individuals in the school system receive salaries in excess of $22019,000 per year.
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Given these numbers, it shouldn't be too surprising that while black students comprise only 16 percent of public school enrollment, 31 percent of all school-related arrests are of black youths.
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Asian students currently make up 16 percent of the total public school enrollment in New York City but they make up 62 percent of the students in the eight elite high schools.
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"We created a reference guide which gives support and guidance for schools if ICE were to come onto the campus," said Nicole Mitchell, coordinator of the district's School Enrollment Placement and Assessment Center.
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As a result of the storm and the island's persistent crises, school enrollment in Puerto Rico has shrunk by some 22,350 students since Hurricane María hit, according to the island's Department of Education.
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Globally, maternal mortality has plummeted at least 45 percent, primary school enrollment for boys and girls is at virtual parity, and the percentage of women represented in national legislatures has more than doubled.
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According to a 210 survey by the Yangon-based Center for Diversity and National Harmony, Rakhine had the country's lowest literacy levels and the lowest rates of primary and secondary school enrollment in Myanmar.
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Today, charters account for about a quarter of public school enrollment in the city, while the combined population of students in Oakland's district and charter schools has declined by about 13 percent since 2000.
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While vouchers solve the disconnection issue and encourage more parental participation, it's a fair argument that giving parents taxpayer money to fund private school enrollment likely just hurts already failing public schools even more.
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Given how well their strike effort went, it could have serious implications for not just the charter school movement in Chicago but also other charters nationwide, with charter school enrollment growing steadily each year.
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The study comes two years after a 2018 report projecting enrollment for D.C. public schools and uses enrollment data from the Office of the State Superintendent of Education and MySchoolDC, the school enrollment lottery.
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So while D.C.'s program gave $125 in rides over a six-month period based on school enrollment at the guidance of Martha's Table, Lyft is relying on local group's leadership and community knowledge.
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While African and Asian frontier economies currently lag behind Europe and the Middle East in secondary and post-secondary school enrollment, Kenya, Morocco, and Vietnam are all spending more than 6 percent of GDP on education.
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In producing the higher number, the health and family planning commission uses factors other than census results to calculate the fertility rate, including school enrollment and vaccination rates, contending that people underreport births to evade fines.
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Still, Catholic school enrollment has declined by 1,315 students over the past two years, with enrollment falling to 765,735 in 2018 even as student enrollment increased by 200,000 since 2014 to nearly 3.9 million over all.
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Figures on school enrollment provided to CNN from the Florida Department of Education suggest that well over 50,3000 Puerto Ricans will have moved to Florida and made it their residence heading into the midterm election next year.
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Studies show that some minority patients have better outcomes with minority providers, but the National Institutes of Health (among others) reports that African-American medical school enrollment by men is critically low, partly because of expensive tuition.
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Kids in the American South were dewormed 100 years ago by the Rockefeller Sanitary Commission, leading to large gains in school enrollment and in literacy, and now we can easily and cheaply achieve the same gains worldwide.
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The housing crisis in Chicago may also have contributed to a precipitous drop off in public-school enrollment, particularly among Black students, the union claims—one that has been particularly hard-felt in the city's poorest neighborhoods.
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My research shows how this policy was targeted disproportionately at border counties, and how denying this basic civil right for citizen children kept them from accessing early child nutrition benefits, health care, child care, and school enrollment.
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In 2010, a report by the Community Service Society of New York revealed that Puerto Ricans in New York City had the lowest rates of school enrollment and employment, and had the highest poverty rate among the city's Latino population.
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The enrollment of Asian-Americans in public schools is projected to increase by 50% over the next decade, about the same rate of increase as Hispanics; all other groups are projected to see public school enrollment fall over the same period.
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But we need to absorb the idea that racism can work covertly and thrive in smaller moments that go under the radar, but that we still must educate ourselves about: redlining, rejection by a taxi driver, biased school enrollment policy, profiling.
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But other research shows those differences are eliminated when you control for family income and parents' level of education and that there is no evidence to suggest that low-income children or those enrolled in urban schools benefit more from private school enrollment.
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Furthermore, school enrollment may have long-term effects by enabling children to become more skilled for the labor market and improving their expected lifetime earnings, which increases the chances that they will escape poverty and makes them less vulnerable to health crises.
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The offices, run by private non-profit agencies that contract with the U.S. government, provide a range of services to refugees, from assisting them in finding housing and jobs, to helping them navigate banking, medical care, school enrollment and other complexities of life in America.
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The result was widespread teacher layoffs and larger class sizes as schools struggled to meet higher state and federal standards and school enrollment soared, said attorneys for the more than 600 districts, both rich and poor and representing about two-thirds of all districts, that sued the state.
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After 22019 years of patient work in a polygamous Hausa society in northern Nigeria, the Centre for Girl-Child Education, colleagues of ours who conduct operations research in partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, developed an approach that raised girls' secondary school enrollment from 4 to 82 percent, according to the organization.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Diego last month, asked for an injunction to stop the requirements from going into effect, but Judge Dana Sabraw ruled that state legislatures have a "long history of requiring children to be vaccinated as a condition to school enrollment," and not allowing personal or religious exemptions.
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Washington, D.C., schools are the latest, with a small change on the public school enrollment form for next year that some members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community regard as a big step forward: The term "nonbinary," which refers to people who do not identify exclusively as male or female, will be included as a gender choice.
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Ms. Merritt and Kyle McEntee, executive director of the nonprofit group Law School Transparency, decided to examine American Bar Association data and other official statistics to see why fewer qualified women made it into the legal profession's highest rungs even though there has been general numerical equality in law school enrollment for more than two decades.
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