er 440,000 students from 1,353 schools across the country participated in two full days or four half days of testing. The study was developed by the American Institutes for Research, a nonprofit research institute, and several other organizations, and funded by the United States Office of Education. Now, fifty years later, the American Institutes for Research is planning to follow up with participants from the original 1960 study to gain valuable insights into the long-term effects of high school experiences on health, well-being, and retirement.
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