Schools attended by poor children are more likely to be in disrepair, overcrowded, and have
A) metal detectors at the door.
B) fewer resources.
C) better teachers to make up for crowding and disrepair.
D) more extracurricular activities to keep the kids off the streets.

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Poor schools often struggle to secure adequate funding and resources, which can lead to issues with maintaining facilities and overcrowding. This can have negative impacts on the quality of education offered at the school. Metal detectors, better teachers, and extracurricular activities are not necessarily dependent on the economic status of the school.

Schools Attended by Poor Children Are More Likely to Be