Passage 1: Most families offered vouchers move to neighborhoods with lower poverty rates and lower recorded crime. Program administrators treat these residential moves as evidence that the intervention expands access to safer environments. Passage 2: A long-term follow-up finds little average change in older children's school performance, though younger children show modest later gains. The evaluator argues that relocation alone is an incomplete measure of success and that effects vary by age and time horizon. Which option offers the most faithful account of the evidence each author uses when discussing whether a housing-voucher program should be considered successful?