Children in Single-Parent Families Perform Worse on Achievement Tests than Their Two-Parent Peers

By National Center for Policy Analysis  01/28/2015

“…In the United States, the average achievement difference in math between children from single- and two-parent families is 26.6 points — roughly equivalent to one. …”

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