Fryer Releases Results from Houston Incentives Program

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As reported in Chron.com, Harvard University economist Roland Fryer released first year results from an education incentives program in the Houston Independent School District last week. Fryer recently wrote a paper for The Hamilton Project on the use of incentives programs in education, including an implementation guide for educators and policymakers. Read the full article here.

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Fryer Releases Results from Houston Incentives Program

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