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    Ring Ring the phone rang Mrs.Smith rushed to answer it. “Hello”‚ she answered. “Hi”‚ this is Mancelona Public Schools‚says the nurse. “Your daughter Bailey-”‚ the nurse started to say. “What is it‚ is she hurt”‚ Mrs.Smith worried. “No‚ she just fainted we are bringing her to the hospital now”‚the nurse replied. Back at the hospital Mrs.Smith was out in the waiting room. Now Mrs.Smith knew not to worry but she did she was so scared that she wanted to cry lucky she stopped herself. 1 hour

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    governments in the right direction by setting standard (very basic-baseline) laws about required courses at public schools‚ but it should not dictate testing procedures and regulations‚ because local governments and individual school boards understand the demographics of a particular school district. Ex. It has been proven that children from lower income families will receive lower test scores. Hence‚ school districts with a greater population of lower income families should be prepared to accommodate those

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    The age gap between first intercourse and first marriage continues to widen‚ and a logical solution‚ is to present the concept of sex education to individuals at a much younger age. Many individuals participate in sex education during middle or high school; by this time‚ many individuals “have begun experimenting sexually” (Sex Education Has Failed). A logical solution to this dilemma is an earlier introduction of sex education. Introducing sex education to individuals at a younger age - possibly fourth

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    People argue whether students should learn about world religions in school or no. Teaching religion in schools helps students understand the differences among the principles of each and every religion. It is a means of proposing that people are different from each other and have different beliefs. Some people claim that religious education is a tool that interferes with cultural and private beliefs of teenagers and could deliver a false picture of a specific religion but it is the total opposite

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    The two articles assigned address the controversial topic of schools converting to a four-day school week. The main reason for this transition would be for schools to save money which was discussed in both articles. Many schools found that eliminating Fridays can save money on transportation‚ heating‚ food services and substitute teachers. The articles also stated that the number of student‚ teacher and staff absences also declined. Students’ scores increased which they believe is due to additional

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    20 October 2014 Influences of public school In the story “Against school: How public education cripples our kids‚ and why” the author‚ John Taylor Gatto‚ establishes the idea of how public education can lead to a negative impact on students. School train kids‚ “[to become] employees and consumers…” (Gatto 231) instead of teaching kids how to deal with certain situations that my come across in life. The story was directed to parents with kids in elementary school. Gatto believes that there are

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    the newly industrializing northern economy; other people migrating westward to settle new land in the territories; and immigrants arriving by the boatload in eastern seaboard cities. There were few social services. Public health institutions were all but nonexistent. The public school system was rudimentary.” The early nineteenth century proved to be a major turning point for the United States. It was the start of the industrialization era. Factories rose in bigger cities‚ next to rivers and in

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    Liberal art schools work well with the idea of students sharing their own opinions. Westminster college is a place for students to share opinions with one another and be accepted. Over the course of the past month the election has a lot of students feeling uncomfortable with the political outcome. Following the presidential election students began to react immediately. On November 8‚ Donald Trump was elected president-elect of the United States. Many students took directly to social media to express

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    The American dream begins with quality education… something we all still don’t have The public school education isn’t one that is the same for all kids in America. Public schools are a public good just like waste removal‚ parks‚ street lamps and even our national defense. However‚ because public school funding comes strictly from property taxes‚ and not from a government level‚ your income is directly correlated with your child’s education. Now‚ some of you might not see a problem with this but

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    Critical Analysis of “To Peacekeep Or Not To Peacekeep” By James Ash In “To Peacekeep Or Not To Peacekeep” James Ash argues that if we consider both the pragmatic and ethical view we can see how peace keeping is the best role for Canadians to take. However‚ although Ash describes peacekeeping as essential to Canada’s identity‚ if we look critically at this essay you will find that Ash’s argument is flawed in numerous ways. Ash provides a subjective view in favor of peacekeeping without giving

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