Congressional charter

education for their child, yet where to start them off is the question. For many parents, determining between a charter school, or a public school can become an obstacle in and of itself. However, there are many people that do believe that there is no difference between charter schools and public schools knowing the fact that they are both publicly funded. Looking through the research, Charter schools seems to be more of an option from not only understanding that its innovative system allows a…

The charter school movement has been the most prominent and controversial education reform in the United States in the last twenty years. Similarly, rapidly shifting demographics in the United States have been the source of much research and attention. The convergence of these two trends is under-represented in scholarly literature. Given the dramatic growth in charter schools, authorizers and diverse populations in the past two decades, more research is needed to understand what conditions…

The research paper looks at the future of Charter Schools. It starts with a look at the history of charter schools. It talks about the definition of a charter school. The paper discusses the demographics of student populations. The research takes a look at teacher certification. The research looks at the pros and cons of a charter school. History The passion to improve classroom learning has been an ongoing theme in American public education that first rose to…

One of the most controversial subjects in the State of Florida right now, is the support of Charter Schools which provides greater parents’ choices on curriculum, class sizes, optional classes and close involvement of parents/teachers association for a common goal. Chartering is the process of granting a charter to a group of teachers and parents to offer public education with public dollars (Junger p.13). History Since the publication in 1983 of “Nation at Risk” report by The National…

Career Pathway Assignment I interviewed Chris Castillo, from WestCal. He is a politician and currently holds the position of a state coordinator. He received a doctorate in philosophy from Fordham university. Chris was born in the United States while, both his mother and father are from Guanajuato. Chris is currently a democrat however, in the past he used to be a republican for eight years. He was part of Prop 47. Prop 47 is “Criminal Sentences, and Misdemeanor Penalties.” About two years ago…

Supporters of term limits have suggested that a system without term limits allows undeserving politicians to exploit this advantage, and creates to a class of politicians who are ineffective and immovable, and who continue to win elections because of the political money from corrupt influence groups. Fairness in elections is one of the pillars of democracy, and the fact that incumbents are reelected at such high rates is unexpected given the approval ratings of the system as a whole. However,…

Charles Lane, in his weekly column from the The Washington Post, consistently uses facts and figure, a concerned tone, and a cause and effect expository mode in order to convey his argument about a current issue. However, he uses varying levels of sophistication in the three articles “The GOP’s health-care plan goes in the exact wrong direction,” “Who is to blame for the opioid epidemic,” and “Rahm Emanuel gears up for a modern day- Brown v. Board.” Lane supports each of his arguments with ample…

In 1901, Australia became an independent nation. Though, it still had a close connection with its origin, the British. According to realism, state is the highest authority, power is crucial, war is endemic so wishing for peace is utopian (Bisley, 2013). The best way to maintain security is to maintain alliance between states. At that point of time, Australia believed that its security was heavily dependent on the stability of major powers in the Europe. Thus, from 1900s to pre-World War 1, it…

International and non-governmental organizations are becoming increasingly involved in trade, global well-being, finances and variety of other global aspects. This is thanks to the introduction and growth of Globalization. Globalization has made these types of organizations possible because of the increasing interconnectedness of the world (People, Power, and the Common Good, 39). Organizations such as United Nations Security Council (UNSC) strive to maintain international peace and security…

states as well as normative customary practices and principles common to states interests. Although many states agree on having a universal law that does not mean that there will be no conflict, let alone no war between nations. The United Nations Charter…