Whoa: RIPEC Report Says State Policy, Not Funding, is Reason RI Schools Lag Far Behind Mass

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WPRI’s Dan McGowan covers. Thank you, RIPEC.

In a 57-page report released Thursday, RIPEC makes the case that state policy – not funding or socioeconomic factors – is one of the key reasons Rhode Island lags far behind its neighbor to the north when it comes to student performance.

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