School education goes hand-in-hand with becoming successful in America. To make monetary gains and to put food on the table, one would typically owe it all to a good education. Because a good education results in a long-lived life, one would argue that it should be the top priority in terms of federal attention and funding. However, that is not a reality, since education is only covered by 2.6% of federal funding (National Priorities Project). Because the US federal government underfunds educational conveniences like in-class technology, textbooks and supplies, extra-curricular activities, and staffing, education as a whole falls short of what one considers an optimal learning environment. Public schools in America face a lack of integration
