Reputations of schools decrease as more and more crime happens. People want to invest less money to schools that are getting worse. Due to the lack of community support, schools would not receive as much funding as others, families are probably less willing to hold fundraiser and parents don’t want to be involved in Parent Teacher Association meetings and such things. Another big effect is not being able to hire quality teachers. No teacher wants to go to an overcrowded, inner city school filled with violence. Schools end up with teachers who are either brand new, don’t have good enough qualifications to get into other schools, so they just accept the job at terrible schools that can’t find anyone else, or they have teachers that don’t really care about their job. They show up at eight to teach their classes and then go home after the last …show more content…
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