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School District Consolidation, Size and Spending: an Evaluation




 

Insignificant Variables

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A number of other plausible potential control variables were considered, but were found to contribute little or nothing to the predictive power of the model and hence were omitted. These insignificant variables included total state categorical funding per pupil, an index of parental level of education, district urbanicity, percent of poverty in the district and percent of families without two parents in the home.

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