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Half of school mergers lead to lower standards

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A serious problem for the effectiveness of school choice:

Mergers between schools are almost as unsuccessful as tie-ups in the corporate world with 55 per cent leading to lower educational standards. By comparison, 50-70 per cent of company mergers fail to achieve their objectives and, on average, lead to a 10 per cent fall in share prices for a year following a deal.

FT.com / World / UK - Half of school mergers lead to lower standards

Posted: October 24th, 2006 under Unsorted.
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Comment from Sophia
Time: October 24, 2006, 7:08 pm

Check out my alma mater, Parkside, which recently became Parkside Federation, and got a write-up in the Economist as a role model.

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