Compared to other school districts, low-income, high-minority school districts are more likely to
A)have students who are taught by full-time teachers.
B)assign teachers to areas outside their specialty.
C)employ beginning teachers with more than 3 years of experience.
D)spend more money per student.

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Low-income, high-minority school districts often face challenges in attracting and retaining experienced and specialized teachers, leading to a higher likelihood of assigning teachers to areas outside their specialty.

Compared to Other School Districts, Low-Income, High-Minority School Districts Are