They only used a 500 student set for their model? The metrics they arrived at aren't exactly shocking, either - students who live below the poverty line, who m

They only used a 500 student set for their model? The metrics they arrived at aren't exactly shocking, either - students who live below the poverty line, who miss 42% of their classes, etc. It almost sounds like someone just needed an officially approved reason to concentrate efforts on these kids more than others, without it looking racially biased.