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Makes sense.
One common thing missing from many of the underperforming students is parents, or a parental influence.
IPS or any school district cannot alter a kid’s genes or parents, and that’s 90% of the reason for these gaps. Just accept that they aren’t going away and “equity” is just administrative tail chasing.