Selective public schools across the country have again come under fire for their success as opponents claim they inflict ‘brain drain’ on surrounding schools. Even the parents, often blamed for not doing enough, are being criticised at these schools for entrenching “concentrated advantage” by supporting them too much according to one recent study by Christina Ho and Chris Bonnor.
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