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    high poverty schools educated on the same education level? Let’s first define what are suburban, rural, and urban areas. A suburban school as opposed to an urban is a school that exists in the outer suburbs of a city. It is usually characterized by its population of middle-class white majority students whose parents have moved from the inner city areas in generations past to find open spaces or to get away from the crime ridden streets. A suburban school is still administered by the school district it

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    evolved throughout the course of history. Our diverse world commands alternative ways of organizing education. These alternative measures are designed to meet the needs of students who may not have an opportunity to be successful within the traditional school setting. Although, students are the primary constituents of education, they are not the sole culprits of reform in education. The needs for alternative educational programs include aspects such as population decline, economic issues, and the need

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    Is it legal for school employees to strip search students? May teachers reduce grades for student misbehavior? How does due process differ for students who are expelled versus suspended? Student misconduct continues to be one of the most persistent and troublesome problems confronting educators. Public concern has focused on school disciplinary problems, particularly for student behavior involving substance use and violence. In response, schools have directed more efforts toward violence-prevention

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    and high schools was prominent. Each having their own effective and unique strategies, curriculum, and gender based teaching. These schools both showed what it takes to prepare students for college, and continuing on with the foundation given to students by the common schools that came before them. Throughout this essay a background of both schools will be giving, the curriculum that was taught, as well as the gender based difference in female education and participation in both schools. The Academy

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    The transition from middle school to high school can be very large. Not only are you in an entirely new situation from a social perspective, you are also in an entirely new academic situation. As a freshman at a Catholic high school, your teachers are going to expect that you produce your best work at all times. You will be held to very high academic standards, and more work is going to be expected of you than it was in middle school. Here are a few study tips to help you make it through your first

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    Arts in School Art is a way to express yourself and be different, so why does the schools keep cutting the funds? Every year schools all over America are either dropping all of the art classes or lowering their budget. Arts are vital for a student to give some stress release during the school day. Without arts some kids feel out of place and frustrated, not everyone is good at common core. Everyone should feel like they’re good at something, we need to let our school councils know that this is where

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    is not having to follow a certain lesson plan as you would in a typical public school setting. With public schooling, the students have to follow a certain lesson plan set forth by the teacher. With having this set lesson plan, the student may already know what is being taught. Therefore, there is a bunch of filler homework in public school. Having had gone to public school with a girl who got pregnant during high school, I know this information through her. She dropped out because of the birth of

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    Public schools from the beginning have contributed to the continuous sustainability of our society. People who question the traditional school systems effectiveness often see charter schools as a viable alternative. However, due to their limited focus, their pursuit for private funds, and their limited accountability, Charter schools only detract from traditional public schools. Firstly, many charter schools have a limited focus on the population they serve and/or the curriculum they teach. Most

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    charter schools has sprung up across the nation drastically altering the education system. Even Betsy Devos the new education secretary has founded charter high schools in the past. The main problem with charter schools is their role is draining money from the public school system. But charter schools are technically no better than public schools academically based on grades and test scores. Public education has struggled with securing funding for years and the opening of charter schools has

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    Public schools provide an environment where young people can discover who they are meant to become. John Holt’s essay, “School Is Bad For Children” emphasizes the ways the public school system destroys a student’s imagination and willingness to learn. This is not the case for every school. Schools are often a safe place for students to learn not only the academic material but, they are also places for students to develop their talents while building a strong support system. The government can not

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