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"For traditionally smaller-revenue schools, percentage-wise it's going to be an astounding leap in their revenue starting next year," Scott said Wednesday in a telephone interview.

Second, performing the eye exercises of acupoints after school involved less actual time than when performed in school (percentage of those performing the eye exercises of acupoints twice per day or more: 69.4% vs. 85.8%).

The decline in private school percentages partly results from fewer parochial students as Roman Catholic families have moved from urban ethnic enclaves to suburbs.

But the pace of these tiny, incremental changes – and the achingly slow nudging upwards of state-school percentages at Oxbridge, in particular – means few of us will be around to vouch for that.

The E.T.S. researchers took four variables that are beyond the control of schools: The percentage of children living with one parent; the percentage of eighth graders absent from school at least three times a month; the percentage of children 5 or younger whose parents read to them daily, and the percentage of eighth graders who watch five or more hours of TV a day.

At other schools the percentage is lower, but it is nonetheless significant.

At the other end, few poor children (those from the lowest-earning fifth of families) ever attended private schools; this percentage has also dropped.

At four of the free schools, the percentage of children eligible for a free lunch is higher than or the same as it is for neighbouring schools for pupils of the same age.

At New York City charter schools the percentage of children who passed the English test rose from 29%to43%3%.

The investigation also found so-called revenue-sharing agreements in which lenders agreed to pay schools a percentage of student loan volume.

According to Michael Casserly, executive director of the Council of the Great City Schools, "This percentage is actually way above national averages.