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1 Terug in Belgie: Reflections on Teaching & Learning Philippe Ernewein www.Rememberit.org Denver Academy, Colorado, USA

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27 High School Graduation Rates 2010Census Bureau 2009 Graduation Rates Post-HS Degrees National Average: 70%African-Americans: 54% Bachelor’s Degree: 10% of 18-24 Cleveland, Ohio: 31%Latinos: 53% Bachelor’s Degree: 28% of 25+ Detroit, Michigan: 25%Native Americans: 51% Master’s Degree: 7.6% of 25+ Source: US Census Bureau report on educational attainment in the United States

28 Where do students go to school? 90% public school 10% private school – Religious schools – Independent schools

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