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Research Notes: Maximizing Students’ Top Choices in Public School Choice Systems
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Research Notes: Maximizing Students’ Top Choices in Public School Choice Systems
Many school districts offer families the opportunity to select from different schools through one of three enrollment systems: common application, decentralized, or ranked-choice. A working paper by Christopher Avery, Geoffrey Kocks, and Parag Pathak of Blueprint Labs at MIT finds that ranked-choice systems better match students—particularly disadvantaged students—to their top-choice schools. Families seeking options beyond […]
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