… with autism living in central North Carolina, (b) provide parents with an opportunity to learn
… utilization among minority families of children with autism living in central North Carolina. …

EdWorkingPaper No. 20-195 Page 1 Parental preferences for charter schools in North
Carolina: Implications for racial segregation and isolation We use information on the charter …

… minority and non-minority youth, such as parental involvement and socio-economic issues.
Defense attorneys and local service providers were more likely to rate DMC as a more …

… attending a North Carolina Title I elementary school. The problem was elementary Title I
schools in North Carolina were experiencing low parent participation for low-SES parents, and …

… *Achievement Gap; *North Carolina ABSTRACT This report examines how well minority
students are achieving in North Carolina schools. It is intended to inform parents, education …

… fee if a parent indicates an inability to pay. Currently between 95% and 98% of North Carolina
… that health department clinics in North Carolina serve more minority children than private …

… Since areas of high poverty are often correlated with a greater concentration of minority …
in this analysis (such as feeder school, parental education, etc.) and we recognize these as …

… Caucasian parents in the referral process. The study found that parents from the two minority
… parents. There are a few possible explanations for this difference. The first explanation is …

… high schools in two county school systems within North Carolina. The sample is a purposive
cross-… According to the 1990 Census, minorities comprised about 24.4 percent of the states …

… Additional income enables parents to buy goods and … restructure work hours, more parental
time available to supervise… members of racial and ethnic minority groups, research suggests …