Fremont high school isn’t a common high school like the ones depicted in movies. Fremont high is merely a day prison for students. Students are caged by an eight-foot steel fence topped with spikes. These types of gates are rare on high school grounds, but are very common to prisons. Fremont high faces many issues and the students endured more than what should attending a high school, from quick lunch breaks to rarely any restroom supplies and teachers hardly ever showing up. But I believe there is hope for Fremont High in the essay I will included solutions to solve presents problems.
Fremont High school is and unorganized playground. Classes that are said to be required cover the simplest things. “I’m trying to go to college. …show more content…
“5,000 students on a three-track schedule, with about 3,300 in attendance at a given time”. Honestly while reading I imagine the environment surrounding the high school and also the inside problems and I thought to myself I wouldn’t want to attend this school either. Sometimes the environment and resources surrounding students play into the attendance rate, and also these issues can steer students from learning. I believe faculty and staff at Fremont high, can try to dress up the school to make it more welcoming for students who spend 8 or more hours at the school. And also teachers can get involed with students to get to the root of low attendance by …show more content…
One being an advancement placement and the other being a public highschool. “Why is it, that students who do need what we need get so much more? And we who need it so much more get so much less” – Mireya. The transition from the advancement school to a public school was harsh. Many resources that were provided at the other school lacked at the public school I moved to.
The enviroment I was use to was interrupted, I felt and was treated almost as a child. The quote above I truly agree with, it’s like schools that house minorities are forgotten about. Students aren’t given hope, its only to believe that students who attend public schools will soon be working at fast food restaurants. Since public schools like Fremont High aren’t given the chance to prove their ability to be like or even better than private schools or other schools who aren’t
Fremont High school is and unorganized playground. Classes that are said to be required cover the simplest things. “I’m trying to go to college. …show more content…
“5,000 students on a three-track schedule, with about 3,300 in attendance at a given time”. Honestly while reading I imagine the environment surrounding the high school and also the inside problems and I thought to myself I wouldn’t want to attend this school either. Sometimes the environment and resources surrounding students play into the attendance rate, and also these issues can steer students from learning. I believe faculty and staff at Fremont high, can try to dress up the school to make it more welcoming for students who spend 8 or more hours at the school. And also teachers can get involed with students to get to the root of low attendance by …show more content…
One being an advancement placement and the other being a public highschool. “Why is it, that students who do need what we need get so much more? And we who need it so much more get so much less” – Mireya. The transition from the advancement school to a public school was harsh. Many resources that were provided at the other school lacked at the public school I moved to.
The enviroment I was use to was interrupted, I felt and was treated almost as a child. The quote above I truly agree with, it’s like schools that house minorities are forgotten about. Students aren’t given hope, its only to believe that students who attend public schools will soon be working at fast food restaurants. Since public schools like Fremont High aren’t given the chance to prove their ability to be like or even better than private schools or other schools who aren’t