How Schools Could Help Those Students From Lower-Income Households Receive the Resources They Need to Increase and Boost Their Test Scores

1. Provide access to more robust curriculum offerings, such as Advanced Placement (AP) courses, with additional support, like after-school tutoring, for students from lower-income households. 2. Offer more financial aid and scholarships to low-income students to incentivize them to stay in school and take challenging classes. 3. Increase the availability of technology in the classroom so students can use digital and online resources to aid in their learning. 4. Administer programs that identify students at risk of academic failure and provide them with additional resources. 5. Make sure that teachers receive sufficient training and resources to identify and support the needs of low-income students. 6. Prioritize a safe and supportive learning environment in order to reduce any obstacles or barriers to success. 7. Invest in and expand mentorship programs that provide guidance and support to low-income students. 8. Establish partnerships with organizations and businesses in the community to provide additional resources and support services to students from lower-income households.