Sean Reardon

Retail tobacco outlet density and youth smoking: A propensity modeling approach

Scott P. Novak

,

Sean F. Reardon

,

Stephen W. Raudenbush

,

Stephen L. Buka

2006

Implications of income-based school assignment policies for racial school segregation

Sean F. Reardon

,

John T. Yun

,

Michal Kurlaender

2006

Invited commentary: Examining patterns of development in early elementary school using ECLS‐K data

Sean F. Reardon

2005

Patterns of multiracial private school segregation

John T. Yun

,

Sean F. Reardon

2005

Integrating neighborhoods, segregating schools: The retreat from school desegregation in the South, 1990-2000

Sean F. Reardon

,

John T. Yun

2005

Private school racial enrollments and segregation

Sean F. Reardon

,

John T. Yun

2003

Access to excellence through new forms of student assessment

Dennis P. Wolf

,

Sean F. Reardon

1996

Race, poverty, and inequality

Gary Orfield

,

Sean F. Reardon

1994

Editor, Special Issue on Equity in Educational Assessment

Sean F. Reardon

1994

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The Landscape of Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Educational Inequality

May 25, 2016.

Study: Most School Districts Have Achievement Gaps

May 10, 2016. Education Week

When it comes to student performance, study shows this Massachusetts town is a notch above

May 04, 2016. Boston.com

Money, Race and Success: How Your School District Compares

April 29, 2016. The New York Times

Local education inequities across U.S. revealed in new Stanford data set

April 29, 2016. Stanford Graduate School of Education

How Do We Improve Educational Equity?

April 29, 2016. Education Week

Stanford/Cornell study shows increasing segregation by income

March 06, 2016. Stanford Graduate School of Education

Boston’s struggle with income segregation

March 06, 2016. The Boston Globe

The Concentration of Poverty in American Schools

February 29, 2016. The Atlantic

CEPA faculty score high marks on the 2016 RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings

January 06, 2016. Education Week

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