Research Has Shown That Poverty Affects the Overall Academic Achievement

Research has shown that poverty affects the overall academic achievement of school age children. The New Hope Project demonstrated that

A) Factors that contribute to poverty do not impact a child's academic performance
B) When parental employment and income increased, academic achievement for school-age children also increased.
C) Malnutrition in the preschool years cannot be overcome.
D) Family income does not play a significant role in childhood academic achievement and social behavior.