We use data from the Stanford Education Data Archive to describe district-level trends in
average academic achievement between 2009 and 2019. Although on average school …

As income inequality in the United States has reached an all‐time high, commentators from
across the political spectrum warn about the social implications of these economic changes …

School and neighborhood segregation are intertwined in complex ways. Schools reflect
segregated neighborhoods, and school considerations reinforce neighborhood segregation …

International research has consistently found that the socioeconomic segregation of schools
may worsen inequalities in schooling outcomes through the socioeconomic compositional …

Children born into poverty in rural America achieve higher average income levels as adults
than their urban peers. As economic opportunity tends to be more abundant in cities, this" …

Over the past several decades, housing costs have risen sharply, and as a result, an
increasing number of families have become “housing cost burdened,” paying more than one …

As more urban residents find their housing through online search tools, recent research has
theorized the potential for online information to transform and equalize the housing search …

Grid resilience and reliability are pivotal in the transition to low and zero carbon energy
systems. Tree-trimming operations (TTOs) have become a pivotal tool for increasing the …

Using a unique data set of millions of advertisements for rental housing and data on the
geographic distribution of housing voucher holders, we examine the limits of housing market …

Social scientists have found income inequality is associated with an array of health and
social problems, however the implications of income inequality for education are the subject …