text: School is hard enough but making ends meet while having bigger, harder issues at home won't make it any easier. Underprivileged students struggle with abuse, money, and adult responsibilities. Students cannot afford their own transportation or cannot make the bills or groceries. This results kids on taking responsibilities, such as getting a job, to help with food, bills, and clothes. Students in these position may be suffering with poverty or parents/ guardians who are not fully capable supporting their kids due to addictions, overworked, or personal issues. These students are over worked and does not have the ability to make it to school simply because they don't see it as important as trying to survive. Not every student want to go to school with a bruised up face or beaten bodies because they're being physically abused. Students are afraid of their parents, especially when it comes to beating and fear of getting their parents caught up and getting a beating due to that. Not every student that attends school has the privilege to go back home with a loving and welcoming parents greet you, a fridge full of food, the bills are paid, and clean clothes. Attending the distance learning will provide a easier education working around their schedule and giving them more free time to either make ends meet or to work more hours.