Sentences with phrase «wealthy kids»

So it must be full of wealthy kids, right?

I believed that black and poor kids could only succeed by attending school with white, wealthy kids in their neighborhoods.

Despite representing a school where more than 60 % of the students are from low - income families, the chess team consistently beats wealthy kids from private schools and magnet schools.

They wanted to prove that a kind of education many wealthy kids get in private schools could work with poor kids too.

In other words, throwing money at education for wealthy kids is okay, but not poor kids.

The «system» is not designed to boost wealthy kids, their parents are boosting them.

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But he added, «What I do have a problem with is that he's still for laws to put people in jail for that, and I think the hypocrisy is that in general wealthy kids don't go to jail for marijuana.

Kids in poverty get more focus on what is measurable while wealthier kids enjoy a more well - rounded education.

The article, by the paper's chess columnist, Dylan McClain, pointed out that IS 318 was in the federal education department's Title I program, meaning that more than 60 percent of the students at the school were from low - income families, and yet at the tournament in question, Spiegel's students had beaten wealthy kids from private schools and magnet schools.

Or will wealthier kids whose moms practiced attachment parenting have difficulty living autonomously?

NYC students are less likely to have many advanced courses to choose from than wealthy kids elsewhere in the state, a new report says.

As «Cutters», the local name for townies, Dave and his friends have a longstanding rivalry with the generally wealthier kids attending Indiana University.

Peter Cunningham, Education Post — «What begins as a program for low - income kids could become a program for middle - income and even wealthy kids.

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In the early grades, children can and should learn essential content by listening to books read aloud, watching educational videos, and partaking in experiential activities — opportunities that wealthier kids enjoy.

They are literally giving low - income children of color a chance to get into Ivy League schools and compete with the very brightest and wealthiest kids in America.

«To get into one of those universities, you need to take the ENEM... [and] what happens is that the wealthy kids, the wealthy families, pay a lot of money for exam prep and pretty much take all the federal university places,» he added.

He argues that the gap between poorer and wealthier kids» success levels is caused not mostly through lack of cognitive stimulation, but through a chaotic environm

I went to school with all the wealthy kids, and I was on financial aid, and they all seemed to grow up a lot quicker than I did.

These are the kinds of experiences that can happen naturally in the lives of wealthier kids, says Barbic, experiences that help them deepen their education and broaden their own sense of possibility.

A lot of the wealthy kids talk about being in a very competitive academic environment and the difficulty they find caring for each other in such an environment.

On a parallel track, in the 1960s, federal officials recognized that states and local school districts were systematically spending less to educate poor kids compared to wealthier kids.

But that's less about discipline and more about making sure our students have access to clothing that wealthier kids aren't differentiated from less wealthy kids by virtue of what clothes they can afford and those sorts of things.

Although the school's average attendance data was good, the broad numbers masked an «attendance gap»: the attendance of economically disadvantaged kids was consistently two or more points lower than wealthier kids in Lauver's district.

Then access to the newly «nationalized» schools would have to be distributed on some fair basis to local students, with the wealthy kids who don't make the cut into their old schools being sent to the regular ones, without air conditioning or libraries.

Do we really still believe that wealthy kids are naturally smarter than poor kids?