Monday, September 23, 2019

One New York Times article. Two different headline questions.


The digital edition

The print edition
During the past decade, Hoover High and Des Moines’s four other large public high schools have a cumulative record of 0-104 against rivals with more affluent student bodies from the Polk County suburbs, according to figures compiled by The Des Moines Register. They rarely do any better against similar opponents from beyond the county, like Indianola. The disparity has been the topic of news articles and impassioned conversations across the state, from Sioux City to Davenport.
The demographics say it all.

Sources: Public School Review (Hoover),  U.S. News (Indianola), QuickFacts (Iowa)


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