And although there are poor students in many — if not most — schools, schools serving more affluent populations have larger budgets overall. (americanprogress.org)
Schools with affluent populations start out with kids who are likely to do well on standardized tests and shouldn't necessarily get the credit for their high scores. (dceduphile.org)
Those that remain frequently do not stay at high - poverty schools, trading difficult - to - lead schools for less demanding leadership roles that serve more affluent populations. (insighteducationgroup.com)