This discussion is a red herring to distract people from what does work to reduce school inequality: integration, economic integration, that is. Fortunately, even though many people would opposed enforced school integration in Anchorage (just look at that election map!), we have plenty enough who should be willing (well, at least that's how they talk), to participate in a voluntary school integration program that would involve a one-for-one swap of students from schools in "the views" with students from schools in, well, you know, "nice neighborhoods", composed of "nice people" who live in "nice houses", and drive "nice cars". Anyway, I expect that ASD could create a registry of parents who want to participate so that next school year, parents all over town can widen their children's horizons a bit. It worked for me, and I'm sure many of the children in my part of town would appreciate having the same opportunities as those children in the rest of Anchorage. Have a nice day.