
Bridging The Great Divide: How Family Wealth Shapes Education in America
When I started kindergarten, I spoke only Spanish. My family had one source of income, and like many low-income families in California, our neighborhood school was not going to give me the foundation I needed. So my parents enrolled me in the District of Choice program: a California initiative that allows students to attend school outside their home district, opening the door to more resourced, academically rigorous environments that would otherwise be inaccessible to us.







