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For a poor black child to have a father in the home is currently atypical: http://www.theroot.com/buzz/72-percent-african-american-children-born-unwed-mothers h

• PakG1 16y ago
  As an addendum, that's an issue of the parents failing, not the school. The primary responsibility for a child's welfare should fall to the parents, not the schools. Schools are secondary. If schools take the primary initiative, there's even more incentive for parents who are on the decision margin to offload that responsibility to the schools and instead focus on other (potentially, but not necessarily, more selfish) things.