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It's "D", all of the above problem. But where the rubber meets the road is the teachers, students, and the parents. Too many parents just don't give or can't give enough of a crap and expect the teachers to make up the shortfall. Some teachers don't give a bleep (maybe they once did) and want 5 students per classroom and an easy job. Other teachers with 20 students are so good they could probably succeed with 120 (not recommending that). Lot fewer of them.
MC, everyone should get the same opportunity, that is correct, but parents need to put a max effort in and that does not happen. How many times when we were kids and got in trouble we were scared bleepless our parents would take the side of the school, now the parents practically sue the school....
/rant
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