Center on Reinventing Public Education

This report examines the implementation and early results of common enrollment in two cities with two very different demographics and educational landscapes. Many “high-choice” cities are thinking about adopting common enrollment systems and this report shows there are good reasons for them to do so. Most notably, the report found evidence that a lot of confusion and inequities have been eliminated thanks to the centralized application and choice system. The enrollment systems are also providing important data about what parents really value and want more of.
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