Robert Cox+FollowDallas students face uphill climb to collegeOnly 13% of Dallas ISD’s 8th graders from 2013-14 have earned a degree or certificate—far below the state average. The big reason? Nearly 9 out of 10 students in Dallas ISD come from low-income families, and the data shows that economic disadvantage is a huge barrier to higher education. Even in nearby districts like Arlington and Grand Prairie, where most students graduate high school, far fewer make it through college. It’s a stark reminder that where you grow up in Texas can shape your future. What changes would actually help level the playing field for all students? #Education #DallasEducation #HigherEd00Share
