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estimates that the lifetime societal cost for each high school dropout is about $200,000. The Washington Legislature uses cost-benefit analysis to evaluate delinquency prevention and other juvenile justice programs. Analysis of the Seattle Social Development Project, which uses Truancy Reduction Strategies The National Dropout Prevention Center/
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