#27 the cars in the Bronx , NYC (poor) and in Palo Alto, California (rich) it's in the book

I think this could show IDCI the importance in connections with each other and getting to know each other. Often in the halls of the school if someone is having a rough day, if being picked on or even just drops something in the hall if we are close with them we jump to help them (like those in California). While if we do not know them however we shrug it off often and go on with our day or do something to make ourselves feel better in some cases students make things worse and pick on them further ( line those in New York). We need to learn to take an interest in each other and support each other so less bad happens at our school and other feel proud and happy to be at IDCI because it is a safe environment. We can learn that by being closer with each other only positives will happen. If we ignored others feelings and are inconsiderate it won't help anything or anyone.