What really makes a high school low performing?

CallmeC
Sat, 10 Aug 2013 23:04:23 +0000

^^ I don’t really agree. If you’re truly “willing”, you’ll make it work unless the school is absolute terrible and has poor funding (which would be below average). Just because your lab isn’t speck and span and your textbooks aren’t brand new doesn’t mean you’re doomed. But I bet most really good schools have wealthier students, who can afford more/better tutoring and more hand-holding. So maybe in that sense, but in general, no.