It's both. It definitely costs more to educate kids without support from home than it does to educate kids who do have such support, for example. And at the s

It's both. It definitely costs more to educate kids without support from home than it does to educate kids who do have such support, for example. And at the same time, some of the school districts involved are in fact horribly mismanaged. Throwing money at education _can_ help. It just doesn't _have_ to, unfortunately...