Yes, the down syndrome kids may find a job, but for same reason they struggled to go far in school, they will also struggle to go far in the workplace. This isn

Yes, the down syndrome kids may find a job, but for same reason they struggled to go far in school, they will also struggle to go far in the workplace. This isn't surprising. But it is faulty to think that going to college will cure what ails them. Statistically, most people who are capable of graduating from college do. Everyone capable of graduating from high school does. Those who fall short, so to speak, were held back due to limitations of themselves. The same limitations that hold them back throughout life. As before, incomes have held stagnant. There is no premium. If you're born a top performer, it doesn't really matter what exactly you do – the numbers show that you have always been a top earner. College didn't change that. If you're born with down syndrome, it again doesn't matter what you do – the numbers show that you have always been a bottom earner.