The question is, is the juice worth the squeeze?

Well the kids in NE aren't saints either, so the title made a lot of sense none the less.

I see how complex your examples are for learning disabled highschool freshmen/sophomores. The scores are unfortunately comparative across the state, for example nearly every student in my son's school (Montgomery County) started pre-algebra in 7th or 8th grade.

I think the real disadvantage is the children's study habits and the expectations set at home. I really feel for Baltimore teachers.

Edit: My son attended highschool before COVID.

Not sure I haven't had one in years. Get the Google pay app, you don't need the card anymore, just touch your phone.

They have to be breaking in your home with the intent to commit a felony.

If the person is entering your home because they have permission or think they have permission, it debatable if you can attack them.