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(09-24-2020, 01:22 PM)Mickeypoo Wrote: But then why are school systems which are receiving much less money per student able to get their students educated?

I don't believe throwing money at this problem solves anything.  They are already getting more than anyone else and still cannot get the job done.

What is the real root cause of a school system failing it's students?  The teachers, the students?

Poverty is the biggest root cause. Schools in areas with higher levels of poverty have more students coming to school with additional needs and problems the schools are not equipped to address. The students have less supports and interventions outside of school and are less likely to have engaged in educationally enriching activities as young children or during the summer.

Their schools are more likely to have inadequate facilities. They're more likely to be hungry. They're more likely to be identified as having a learning disability. They faced more stress as young children. They're more likely to have medical issues and less likely to have those medical issues treated.