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War on gifted education is hurting poor kids, critics say
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Commentary argues that ending gifted education programs hurts kids, classrooms, and society, with poor academically gifted children suffering the worst. Education researcher Michael Petrilli says schools ending gifted programs in low-income areas leave these kids to "suffer the worst of both worlds."
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