Monthly Archives: January 2010

It’s a well known fact that high-need schools are located in low income communities. More commonly known is the logical fact that people with lower incomes have lesser access to top class education, professional counseling and luxuries that people with better incomes can afford. The people who live in these communities belong to the lower tiers of economic class and have their own fair share of  problems that arise from living in densely populated areas. Children growing up in these areas remain more exposed to unwholesomeness, corruption and lack of social values since it is extremely difficult to isolate them and provide them with appropriate environment in their impressionable years. Read more »