David Knight is a PhD student in the Department of Political Science at the University of Chicago, where he is also an IES Fellow, and a member of UChicago Consortium's research team studying school closings in Chicago Public Schools. Before coming to Chicago, David was a certified high school teacher in San Francisco and Boston Public Schools. This experience teaching and working in urban communities profoundly informs his research. David is interested in issues of political membership, power, and marginalization in American cities, especially how urban schooling shapes the civic lives of young people and social and political relations more broadly. A native of the New Orleans area, David received his AB in history from Dartmouth, trained as a teacher at Stanford, and began his research career as a master's student at Harvard. His research is funded by the Ford Foundation, the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, and the Institute of Education Sciences.

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School Closings in Chicago: Staff and Student Experiences and Academic Outcomes School Closings in Chicago

Staff and Student Experiences and Academic Outcomes

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