There's a unique school that's giving kids from an inner-city neighborhood that only graduates 33 percent of its high school students a shot at college they never had before. Byron Pitts reports on the SEED school, the first urban, public boarding school.
They do it with leadership. They do it with hard work over long hours. They do it with private and public help.
They do it with dedicated people.
This from 60 Minutes:
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Hat tip to Terry Holliday.
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