The report’s author, Adam Tyner, found that “students from poor families ... those schools were manifestly unequal. Even after the Court overturned school segregation in Brown v.

More than a third of children from poorer families are now regularly missing school, according to an ... gap in educational achievement between rich and poor. Headline figures put English ...

In this category, Sudan ranked first with a gap in primary school enrollment between poor and rich children measured at 64%, followed by Yemen with 34%, Comoros with 23%, and Morocco with 20%.