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| Despite strong support for high school exit exams among some parents of minority students, a recent study shows that no states adopted new exit exam requirements last school year, breaking a trend. Hirschman's book Exit, Voice and Loyalty (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1970) to explain why some actors are less likely to try to influence policy in Japan (voice), instead simply choosing to exit from the political process and pursue other goals. LANCASTER -- Scores of Antelope Valley Union High School District students taking the high school English exit exam improved over the year before, results released Tuesday show. |
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