 | 60 Minutes: The Seed School
Tonight, 60 Minutes presents a profile of The SEED Public Charter School, the nation's first urban public boarding school. With admission by lottery only, this charter school, paid for by private and government money, aims to provide poor inner city students with the twenty-four hour supportive academic and social environment of the boarding school experience.
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