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    their own degree in teaching. They will however only work one job and receive one salary. Seems unfair for all the hard work each girl put into an education and toward graduating. Many young people faced with something that seems so unfair may cope with life differently than these two amazing girls. I believe a big part of their emotional success is the strong support system they have. They were raised by parents that always

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    with? Chaos happens. Students attending these public schools are 16‚ 17‚ 18 year old young adults who should be able to decide what they wish to believe in. This issue is important to college students at this institution‚ because policies requiring students to forget their voice is a policy that has potential of destroying everything. Many students on this campus‚ speak out all the time on issues they find important to their spheres of life-social‚ public and private. To say someone has the right

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    structure of public education in America than school choice. Yet proponents and opponents alike are at a loss to describe just how those changes will manifest themselves. Low student performance and graduation rates at one Los Angeles Unified School District school provide an opportunity to examine important issues surrounding school choice and alternatives for reform. Although the school provides an educational makeup according to district standards‚ the unique identity and location of the school generates

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    Abstract Even in the 21st century the United States public school system is once again becoming segregated by race. Results of research show there are several factors involved in this trend‚ including housing discrimination and the United States Supreme Court granting the states sovereignty to govern their own policies on school desegregation; even going so far as to say the policies employed by states to desegregate based on race were unconstitutional. This topic addresses the issues causing resegregation

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    rights are not being fully protected. Though recently people have found themselves violated of these rights‚ most recently the uptick in supposed police brutality violations‚ typically our rights are well protected by the constitution. When a public school announced that they had suspended a student for up ten days without any notice‚ the first thought on people’s minds was that he had been denied his civil rights. While much was ado about whether or not his rights had been in fact violated‚ according

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    Students should be allowed to use educational technology in schools across the nation. Such as using apps on computers or cell phones to study for upcoming test or quizzes. Students should be able to access knowledge from all over the world not just one classroom. Also there is a greater chance of the students being engaged if technology is introduced and regularly used. Technology is a thing that should be embraced in school not banished. Technology is evolving all the time it is now to the

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    In middle and high schools‚ administration often calls upon the local police department and the school resource officer to punish more severe and legal allegations‚ such as drug use‚ in their own schools. However recently‚ the use of drug sniffing dogs has come into question when a case was brought to the Supreme Court. In the case‚ drug sniffing dogs were used at a house where drugs were suspected. Though the case was ultimately ruled in favor of the citizen who had the dogs used against him‚ the

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    Catholic and public schools can be very similar but at the same time they can have many differences. Although they are both learning institutions‚ they both are quite different from one another. Catholic schools tend to have more rules and regulations than a public school. On a daily basis‚ discipline is stressed more thoroughly in a private school. Some may argue that it is more challenging in a Catholic school and that a public school is easier‚ where as others will say that public school is much

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    3. Explain how funding for schools could be a form of "invisible privilege." Discuss the financial‚ educational‚ social‚ and learning barriers of children in poor schools. How could these inequalities be remedied? Public schools are funded by local property taxes which differ from neighborhood to neighborhood creating an invisible privilege. The more wealthy neighborhoods generate higher revenue through local property taxes‚ whereas the property taxes generated by the poorer areas generates far

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    parents are turning to the private schools from the public school systems. There are many various aspects that help to differentiate between private and public school systems. Such as‚ the facilities‚ class size‚ teaching‚ budgets‚ and administrative support. Another deciding factor for parents is that in most circumstances students that graduate from a private school have a tendency to be better equipped for college. Overall‚ a majority of the of private schools across the united states offer a better

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