I took the survey but forgot to say that I'd love to know if there is info out there that separates kids grades/test scores/discipline records based on both race and economic status -- as in how do the well off black and brown kids do in comparison to the poor black and brown kids? Same for white kids.
When the district is throwing around all this money, would it have more impact to primarily focus on programs that alleviate the disadvantages of poverty? Honest question since the vetting process of this board leaves something to be desired. Though given the segregated nature of the different wards I can imagine there might not be enough info to make any distinction if race and economic status basically overlap.
Wait, in your list of expenses I don't see the "Grecian Kitchen Fund"? Can I earmark my donation to just pay for your gyros delivery?
I took the survey but forgot to say that I'd love to know if there is info out there that separates kids grades/test scores/discipline records based on both race and economic status -- as in how do the well off black and brown kids do in comparison to the poor black and brown kids? Same for white kids.
When the district is throwing around all this money, would it have more impact to primarily focus on programs that alleviate the disadvantages of poverty? Honest question since the vetting process of this board leaves something to be desired. Though given the segregated nature of the different wards I can imagine there might not be enough info to make any distinction if race and economic status basically overlap.