I do. But those are all things still end up with parents and the students. If you have a single mother that works odd hours and can't do basic algebra, it's ve

I do. But those are all things still end up with parents and the students. If you have a single mother that works odd hours and can't do basic algebra, it's very unlikely you'll excel as a student. That isn't a judgement of anyone, that is just a fact based on the data we have. How to prevent that situation is a different discussion, but does illustrate that resources may be better used fixing the root of the problem as opposed to putting all the effort and responsibility on education.