Public Schools Are Better in Rich Neighborhoods Than in Poor Neighborhoods

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Alesandro del rincon: Public schools are better in rich neighborhoods. He says it's unfair that poor kids don't get the same kind of education as those who live in richer areas. Del rincon calls for a system where every public school student should have the same amount of money spent on them.

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