Question

consider this claim: year - round schooling helps low - income students achieve greater academic success. which is the strongest evidence to support the claim? many teachers who participate in year - round schooling have positive things to say about the experience. during summer breaks, low - income students are less likely than their higher - income peers to attend academically oriented summer camps. studies suggest that low - income students enrolled in year - round schools perform better academically than do low - income students in traditional schools.

Explanation:

The first option is about teachers' opinions, not direct student - success evidence. The second option only mentions summer - break differences without linking to year - round schooling success. The third option provides direct evidence from studies showing better academic performance of low - income students in year - round schools compared to traditional ones.

Answer:

Studies suggest that low - income students enrolled in year - round schools perform better academically than do low - income students in traditional schools.