The text explains that attending an excellent preschool cannot have a great impact on low-income children's later academic achievement,because poor children:

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The text mentions that low-income children go to substandard elementary schools and high schools, which suggests that the quality of education they receive after preschool is not sufficient to sustain the gains they may have made in an excellent preschool. The other options (A, C, and D) may be valid factors contributing to academic achievement, but they are not specifically mentioned in relation to the impact of preschool on low-income children's academic achievement.

The Text Explains That Attending an Excellent Preschool Cannot Have