Fixing the Public Schools k-12

[BmorePat87]

(11-30-2016, 03:07 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Interesting, but how big can you make the difference between an A and a B or D with out the lack of aid hurting the kid?

Poorer kids tend to be identified at higher rates as having disabilities that affect education, often times because they lacked the same resources when they were younger or did not get the same interventions that similar kids were able to get who were from better off families. 

So, I can see your concern here. It could have an unintended side effect of causing families to get less help and making kids perform worse as a result. 

It sucks because a lot of us don't want to see bad parents rewarded... but that just means the kids suffer.