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Season 1 Episode 105 | 56m 47s
The achievement gap in New York schools. Graduation rates are on the rise. So why are white students still more likely to receive a high school diplomas than black or Hispanic students? State education commissioners MaryEllen Elia and a panel of experts weigh in on this edition of connect: NY
Aired: 03/21/16
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