Me Again, did you go to a bad school? It sure seems like it, as contrary to your comment, this article is not about the government dictating where people live. No, instead, it's about where people go to school, and that is based on where you live. People live where they can afford to live. I live in a nice neighborhood, but it's not the Preserve in Greenwood Village. I can't afford to live there. Luckily, the fact that I couldn't afford to grow up there didn't hurt my ability to get a decent education. Of course, I'm white. I do know that had I been black, I would have gone to the crappiest schools in the district, unless I was lucky enough to been bussed into the good schools.