At Vertex Partnership Academies, a New York charter school where most students are Black or Hispanic and from low-income families, children are taught there is a formula they can follow to avoid poverty in the future.
“It’s not something that’s only available to the rich, the famous,” their teacher Ryan Badolato tells the high-schoolers in a promotional video. “It’s something that’s available to all of us.”
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