A kid getting good results can be a result of privilege. If their parents can afford to live in a good area with good schools then they're going to get a better

A kid getting good results can be a result of privilege. If their parents can afford to live in a good area with good schools then they're going to get a better education. Additionally, I know this is UK and not US, but it does bring up other factors that economic factors can have on kid's performance: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/socio-economic-influences-on-childrens-life-chances https://www.gov.uk/government/news/socio-economic-influences...