If you want kids to learn to relate to each other, why not create a cooperative between schools that has the students participating in joint activities outside of school? What’s the purpose of including a trip that takes the poor kids to visit a high school attended by the rich kids? Are they going to be given the opportunity to attend that school? Are the courses, activities, and resources that school provides to the rich students going to be offered to the poor ones? No matter how hard they work, the Univ. Heights students will never be permitted to attend that school or take advantage of the opportunities it provides the families who can afford it, so dangling it in front of them is pretty insensitive.