doesn't this open the door for cheating? Wealthy people renting apts in really bad neighborhoods? Or is it all about the school they are attending? Because I am not sure how that works. In Manhattan, you can have a horrible high school in a really nice zip. You still have some projects in that zip and kids in the projects that don't have involved parents who just go through the system could end up at that horrible high school, end up with a decent SAT but not the adversity index. Seems bizarre to me how it actually works. I think it works for some but all kids that should benefit.
