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Addressing the 61st Hour Challenge: Collaborating in El Paso to Create Seamless Pathways from High School to College

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JFF and the Greater Texas Foundation's new report documents an early college program in El Paso, Texas that has enabled over a thousand students to earn a bachelor’s degree.

Published mar. 21, 2016
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