Running head: BUDGET CUTS CAN EFFECT THE DROP RATE Budget Cuts can affect the Drop Rate Nichelle Hoyt University of Phoenix GEN 215 Frank N June 23‚ 2009 Budget Cuts can affect the Drop Rate Every 26 second a teen drop out of school. (Khadaroo‚ 2008-2009‚ 1) The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) budget crisis can cause the drop out rate to significantly climb. The budget cuts will allow up to 35 students per class‚ no summer school for elementary and middle school level
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Illinois State government. The schools are being forced to make budget cuts. The teachers at the schools are being forced to take furlough days‚ which are day they have take off with out a pay. The cause of all of these actions is due to the major debt the State of Illinois is in. The money the state should be paying the universities‚ the state is using it on other items. University of Illinois is one of the schools that has to take budget cuts. This is unfair to the University of Illinois because the
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High Costs for Cutting Education: Opposing the CSU Budget Cuts I. Introduction It is no secret that California’s state university system is facing cuts across the board as a result of tough economic times. Those who approve of these cuts have valid arguments but fail to look at the negative results from lowering funds for higher education. There will be an increase in people within the lower income earners as a result of these cuts. High school graduates with the potential to attend a university
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The Effects of Budget Cuts on Healthcare and Education. The fields of healthcare and education affect almost everyone. The odds of seeking medical care at some point in time are high‚ and most individuals will receive some form of education. In Louisiana alone‚ Governor Jindal’s proposed budget will cut millions of dollars from education and healthcare. Although these cuts are necessary to reduce the national budget deficit‚ they will have devastating financial effects on both systems
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Possible budget cuts to State Dept.‚ foreign aid draw bipartisan opposition During the past few weeks‚ news in Washington has focused on the extreme budget cuts proposed by the Trump administration. Namely‚ the almost 30% decrease in the budget of the State Department has drawn bipartisan opposition. According to individuals on both sides of the political spectrum‚ underfunding the Department of State would negatively affect the United States’ national security. Though the White House claims that
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Military Budget Cuts The United States military has a major presence worldwide. We have the most dominant force and by far are the most advanced. There are soldiers and troops in over 150 countries across six continents. That does not count for all of the soldiers based on naval ships that constantly travel the oceans going country to country. With all of the soldiers‚ military equipment‚ testing‚ and research and development‚ the military’s cost has been averaging over 500 billion dollars annually
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The Effects of Budget Cuts on Students and Teachers COM 172 March 28‚ 2012 The Effects of Budget Cuts on Students and Teachers Drastic cuts in Florida’s educational system are in resulting increasing class sizes‚ the elimination of music‚ art‚ and other elective classes‚ the significant reduction in extracurricular activities‚ and a diminished ability to provide incentives for teachers to continue teaching. The effect of these changes will be a long term negative impact on teacher’s
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the effect of state budget cuts on educations and to what extent they damage a school’s ability to function well. I tied this in with the month of may in Not Buying It‚ where Judith discovered the importance of public libraries and how they offer a multitude of services‚ especially when one needs these services free of charge. This correlates with my topic because budget cuts both to schools and libraries hurt academic performances tremendously‚ however state education budget cuts are my focus because
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Education vs. Budget Cuts When I think of education‚ I think of how great it is and how far it can take us. Education is just as important as history. You know how they say if you don’t know your history you don’t know where you come from? Well‚ same goes for education‚ if you don’t have education you can’t go very far in life. These days‚ if you don’t have a college education it’s hard to find a good paying job because just having a high school diploma or a GED isn’t enough. Austin Bureau
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“With our current budget‚ the past tense must unfortunately a thing of the past.” (258) Underfunded Schools Forced to Cut Past Tense from Language Programs is an article from The Onion that jests at the common and ridiculous budget cuts schools are presenting day to day. In summary‚ the article is about a fake school cutting past tense from the school’s program. They deploy high humor to create a visual truth about how these budget cuts are chopping down our children’s education. The text mostly
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