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Speak for yourself. As someone who has gone to a "bad school" and a "good school" just by the school district rezoning I'd take the "good school" every time. Po
by yardie 10y ago
Speak for yourself. As someone who has gone to a "bad school" and a "good school" just by the school district rezoning I'd take the "good school" every time. Poverty is a major contributing problem but it's not something a 10 year old can fix nor ignore. I'm talking about the daily disruptions in learning such as not enough books, bullying, lesson interruptions because of disruptive students, drug dealing, and etc. These are problems no amount of ethics can overcome.