As a result of poor school achievement, African-Caribbean students are under-represented in scientific careers.
Until there is substantial redistribution of wealth from rich to poor school-districts, the gap will only grow wider.
' Because as a result of the local authority's failure to deal with educational underperformance, children continue to go to a poor school.
And the poverty has as much of a significant effect upon the educational performance and upon the ability of a poor school district already to deliver an equal educational opportunity.
Gulan Avci, a Swedish MP of Kurdish origin who represents the Stockholm suburb of Bredang, said the rioting was down to a mixture of criminality and disillusioned young people in areas of high unemployment and poor school results.
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The team added that "obesity may be part of wider concerns about neglect or emotional abuse" such as poor school attendance, exposure to or involvement in violence, neglect, poor hygiene, parental mental health problems or emotional and behavioural difficulties.
And all students must have the option of leaving a poor public school for a better public school.
But since my mom is functionally illiterate and we grew up on the west side of Detroit, I'm forced to go to this school that has been a poor-performing school for 30 years.
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Most of our younger children had been too poor to attend school in their home countries.
In other words, I doubt the poor farmer or school teacher received any of it.
And the poor student leaves school with a burden of debt that he will carry for many, many years.
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In the last few years, she's helped poor families pay school fees for their children and brought computers to classrooms.
By the time poor kids start school, or even pre-school, they are already behind, the gap is likely to only grow over time.
The report recommended action to tackle low incomes, as well as food poverty and the link between poverty and children's poor performance at school.
At age 14, in 1952, he was getting such poor marks in school that his family urged him to drop out and start a trade.
The issue of poor diet among school children prompted a campaign by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver - and saw the introduction of strict nutritional guidelines.
They said she was regularly in contact with social services, after neighbours, teachers and hospital staff contacted the authorities concerned about injuries to her body, her poor attendance at school and the adults she was involved with.
However, your argument that the problem is really one of poverty rather than race or gender (as very poor white boys who receive free school meals do slightly worse than very poor black boys) is flawed.
Mr Brown also pledged to provide textbooks for schoolchildren in the border areas and support 300, 000 girls from poor families attending secondary school.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council said the changes were because of the city's education was not up to standard, and because of declining pupil numbers and the poor condition of old school buildings.
Ahead of its publication this morning, the Institute for Fiscal Studies assessment of the prospects for Scottish independence was being dismissed as coming from the "too poor, too stupid school of scaremongering".
The widest school choice for poor households comes when there are no tuition fees at all.
He's not engaged in school and his poor grades don't reflect his obvious intelligence.
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The grievance also describes the governance of the school as "poor" and refers to a "history of conflict".
One year of poor participation at a high school can roll into the next year, then the next.
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For instance, they will not support subsidized school lunches for poor kids unless their own children also get cheap food.
And it is tackling the long-term causes of child poverty through policies aimed at pre-school children in poor areas, and a new programme designed to cut teenage pregnancy.
One long-term effect of leaving school early is poor literacy: the Report estimates that almost 160 million adults in rich countries do not have the skills they need to apply for a job successfully.
It is intended to address the frustrations of parents who find that successful local schools are full up - and who do not want to send their child to a school with a poor record.
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But the union's leaders believe some local authorities are pleased to hand over responsibility for failing schools to academies and their sponsors, so that the existing school's poor results would no longer blight their league tables.
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