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    or issue in Colorado is the segregation in the school system. Lots of private schools are taking funding away from public schools, therefore, making the schools more segregated. The percentage of all schools with racial isolation (schools that have at least 75% of the same race and class) grew from 9% to 16%. Schools with racial isolation, investigators found, offered disproportionately fewer math, science, also college-prep courses. These schools had higher rates of students who were held back

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    Its sad to see that United States’s public schools are so segregated years after the civil rights act of 1964. Race and income are huge factors that aid in segregation of schools across America. More recently another factor has joined the others which would be wealthier families, preferably send their children to private schools rather than let them go to school with the children in their area. This gives children who aren’t as well off less hope that they desperately need. Income and Race keeping

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    on her first official visit to a D.C. area public school, saw protestors block the schoolhouse doors preventing her from entering. Why such animosity and hate? Democrats talk nonstop about inequality and there is certainly plenty of inequality throughout public education – nationwide. Liberals don’t just dismiss DeVos, but despise her because she seeks to expand school choice via vouchers for private and parochial schools, charter schools, online education, and homeschooling. Since

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    The transition to high school can be overwhelming for any middle schooler and their parents, but when you add in the choice of which school, it can be quite a daunting task for anyone to take on without further research. Especially when the first and foremost decision involves going private or public. Although they bear some basic similarities, the differences between public and private high schools are quite pronounced. Firstly, you have to look at academics and how they compare to one another

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    Education inside and outside public schools differentiate in several points of interest. The education and skills learned in public schools is shrouded by other individuals talents and ignorance. Public schools are inherently difficult to develop the individual skill set. Outside of public schools, such as scholarships, the individual development is specialized. This development is typically a slow process that trains the individual for certain skill sets and education. Both education types contribute

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    2014 Public School Review Diversity Report, the state of Maryland is rated the third most diverse public school system in the nation, with 43% White students, 37% African American students, 11% Hispanic students, 6% Asian students, and 3% Unknown. With a significantly higher population of African American students compared to the state average, the Baltimore City School District is a far less diverse agency than the state school system as a whole. Collectively, the Baltimore City Public School District

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    The U.S. citizenry has expressed divergent views in the past on how public schools should be funded. In most cases, states primarily raise funds to support public schools through property and/or sales taxation. The extent to which respective states rely on either of these forms of taxation differs from state to state, with some relying on one or both methods of taxation. Reliance on either sales or property taxes as a primary source of funding presents related challenges to state governments since

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    the Bible and prayer from public schools across the nation. Almost 55 years later, this ruling still causes tremendous controversy in today’s society. Since then, there have been multiple movements to revoke this ruling for the betterment of curriculum, further encouraged by the increasing crime rate in schools and a newfound knowledge about the early days of American Congress. “There is a movement across the country to reinstate the bible as literature in public schools.” (Education Expert) Across

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    In the United States nationwide public schools are faced with dilemmas. The choices schools make has to be effective, serve the students, and have the best outcome. Well known problems such as bullying, special educational needs, budget cuts, new standards, and job cuts. Some of the problems are well known to the public while other problems are left in the background. According to the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth (NAEHCY) reported that the U.S. Department

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    Uniforms in Public Schools: A Positive Approach Towards the Future Since the late 1990's many public schools across the nation have opted to implement a stronger dress code policy which have involved the addition to a specific mandated uniform policy. While some critics of mandatory uniform policies believe that there is no justification for change, school uniforms offer educational benefits, improve student behavior, social interaction, and are more cost effective and durable than traditional street

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