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Topic	Do people that are born poor have "low chance" to make it in life?
KStateKing17 06/13/20 11:19:48 AM #6:	All schools aren't equal. Where you live can determine the quality of your education, what type of opportunities you have available, and the quality of living really. If you grow up in a shitty part of the city attending a school with low funds, unmotivated teachers and small class options, you're going to have to make the best of what little they have to offer. I know in my hometown that where you go to public school depends on your address. They assign schools to you and if you don't have a car to drive your kid to another county you're stuck with it. Even schools within the same district will offer different types of classes. Some don't even have advanced courses. Certain sports may not be offered, job skills, extracurriculars, etc. --- The 17th King of the State of K <cite>KStateKing17 posted [p:940609468] in Do people ... [t:78768817]...</cite> <quote>All schools aren't equal. Where you live can determine the quality of your education, what type of opportunities you have available, and the quality of living really. If you grow up in a shitty part of the city attending a school with low funds, unmotivated teachers and small class options, you're going to have to make the best of what little they have to offer. I know in my hometown that where you go to public school depends on your address. They assign schools to you and if you don't have a car to drive your kid to another county you're stuck with it. Even schools within the same district will offer different types of classes. Some don't even have advanced courses. Certain sports may not be offered, job skills, extracurriculars, etc. --- The 17th King of the State of K</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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