Majority of U.S. public school students are in poverty

At the charity event in October, 3-year-old Saria Amaya is waiting with her mother after receiving shoes and school supplies to help more than 4,000 poor children at the Fred Jordan Mission in Skid Row, Los Angeles It was. According to a new report, children in low-income families now occupy the majority of public school pupils. (Mark Ralston / AFP / Getty Images)

According to a new analysis of federal data in 2013, most American public school students come from low income families. This had a statistically significant impact for at least 50 years.

The majority of American public school students are in poverty, which is concerned about anxiety, but that is uneasy open reading. It is amazing to learn more than half of kindergartens for pupil 12th graders who are living in poverty and / or qualified for free. Although we have been fighting the economy for many years, even if the economy is growing the years of middle class and middle class citizens, it is difficult to mobilize, which brings a great price to the student's family life It was. It has been shown that family life affects the learning ability of students, but if students are often subjected to physical and mental stress, they will never work well at school.

In an article on the poverty of students in most public schools in the US I found some interesting points. The author points out how public schools can help pupils' failure from poverty. Most of low-income households students are already late for school. Lindsay said, "Children are beginning to go to kindergartens behind more privileged colleagues, but rarely to catch up, even if there is any." This part of this article drew my attention. Think hard about it and learn about the real situation of the United States Students from middle class families are supported by people who are parents or parents. If necessary, they are receiving funds and support from the school. Several students from poor families do not have the help they need. Or it may not be possible for students to get all the necessary items and be late for it.

Most American public school students live in poverty. Access to the Internet is expensive and is not a priority for families worried about eating at the table. The Gates Foundation replied that 42% of the teachers stated that the students did not have sufficient access to technology outside the classroom. I was surprised that 40% of South Bronx students did not have a house when I worked on the k - 12 startup. When working with Newark students, most of them call, but there are few data plans. If you do not have a place to sleep and no data plan to support it, I would like students to log in to Kahn Academy and learn polynomials.