Nearly 200 low-income families living in Birmingham (Alabama) public housing qualified for a drawing worth $300 in rent and utility payments at the end of the school year. All had children with perfect attendance in city schools.
When "Every Day Counts" started in January, only three families qualified for the drawing, reports Austin Pratt for ABC 3340 News.
My only takeaway is that all the excuses in the world for why students' home life keeps them from being at school can now be thrown out the window. Thanks parents, for demonstrating that you are the problem and the solution.
This is a good thing to help people pay bills and take care of the education life of poor children.
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In his 1958 book Methuselah's Children, Robert Heinlein presented a future newspaper headline, 'LOS ANGELES HI-SCHOOL MOB DEFIES SCHOOL BOARD “Higher Pay, Shorter hours, no Homework—We Demand Our Right to Elect Teachers, Coaches.”' He called the time of this headline The Crazy Years.
We're there.