Some advocates say Title I money should follow students even if they attend middle-class schools.
Supporters of economic integration counter that children in poor urban areas should have the opportunity to cross district lines and attend middle-class schools.
Research from the state of Maryland shows that children who grow up in public housing yet attend predominantly middle-class schools score higher on achievement tests than similar public housing kids who attend schools serving a mostly high-poverty population.
Most of the members of the churches that Luhrmann attended were white, middle class, college-educated, and centrist.
Wassermann's childhood had been chaotic and harsh; he was unschooled in the kinds of constructions that might attend a middle-class girl's notions of marriage and home.
For another, we only screened children attending mainstream middle-class kindergartens, while many diagnosed cases may be attending special schools.
Onen leads Freethinkers, a spirited intellectual group in Kampala, the country's capital, which hosts weekly discussions attended by middle-class Ugandans who, in Onen's words, "ought to know better about certain things".
Most of previous studies estimated prevalence rate based on samples from the stratified general population, while the present study screened all children attending mainstream middle-class kindergartens.
Upper and middle class children attending private schools and the schools' staff constituted population 3 (upper socioeconomic population); their households received more than US$500/month.
Being a subsidiary of an NGO, blood bank II caters the need of all patients requiring blood transfusion in the city including patients from public funded hospitals, which are generally attended by the lower or middle class patients.
Individuals who attended university, reported being of middle class status and were recruited at a private clinic had on average higher European and lower African and Native American ancestry than participants of a lower socioeconomic position.
