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    In a time where education is becoming more and more important, many parents feel that their own public schools simply aren’t enough. Because private education can focus on subjects and matters that public schools simply wouldn’t, many parents have felt the need to send their children to a private school. While Vouchers work as a catalyst to pay for a child’s education who wouldn’t be able to afford it in the first place, private education still needs reform for it to be funded by the government.…

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    The Dying Girl

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    I’m reading Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews and I am on page 127. Thus far this book is about Greg a senior in high school who has no friends but at the same time has a ton of friends. Then there is Earl; the only person Greg would actually call a real friend. Earl and Greg like to make movies and short films, although these movies usually are horrible. Also, there is Rachel who Greg dated at one time, but now she has cancer and they are just friends. In this journal I will be…

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    failed to talked about schools that have equal amount of students of mixed racial schools. He also failed to give examples of schools that have majority of its students are White and any other race other than Hispanics and Blacks. He only talked about public schools, and forgot to mention any private schools. Another one that Konzol failed to talked about in his article is the problems and the possible solutions to those problems, and instead he just talks about example schools and how many…

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    should be able to go to school. All people should be able to go to school because without school people wouldn’t know how to read or write and that may affect them when they're older. Such as, when they get a job, most jobs require reading or writing, If they cannot do most of those things then I don’t think the job would want to hire them. In addition, college can cost a lot of money. Most of the people that get good grades get a scholarship. According to enotes.com a high school teacher had…

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    I interviewed Dawn Hofsted, a high school math teacher at the Forest Grove High School. When I first walked into the school, the environment felt very different from what I was used to. I went to a private school all my life, the Forest Grove High School felt very big, the hall ways was triple the size of my high school’s hall way; When the kids got out of class, everyone was talking to each other and walking in different directions and the big hall way became very packed and busy. When I got…

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    speech and this can be seen in both private, and public school despite the so called “higher learning”. Due to this we can slowly see the corruption in students living in North America whether in a public or private school. So what is so special about private school? What is it teaching students that is not taught in a basic public school? Private versus public school has been a common subject going on for years, and though…

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    Case Study Nancy Zito

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    a K-12 school. That changed when she moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2005. Following her husband’s desire to move back to his home state, Nancy left her decades-long teaching career in the New York City Public School System. As she adjusted to life to her new home and worked in a private school, she would often pass by the Gardere neighborhood. As she built relationships with parents living in Gardere, she found that several students were struggling academically in the public school system.…

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    allotted in class scrolling through various topics, articles, and papers looking for my passion. The panic started to set in. My teacher tried to reassure me, but the straight A student in me was freaking out. Then I realized I fo. I went to a K-8 school where it was almost impossible to fail the classes. I was so used to…

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    Board Overview (2 Interviews) The Board of Directors is made up of individuals who believe in the value of an education at Saint Benedict School and wish to see the school reach its maximum potential. “If you want the best for your kids – this is it.” Members agreed that the school’s strengths include: • Strong student participation in the community “The kids are happy, educated, and well rounded. They participate in the faith community and in the larger community.” • A caring, community…

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    sex segregation in public schools. Kuwait is also a very wealthy country, so obviously what they are doing now is working for them. However, the economic consequences of providing, essentially two schools for every one that they could have, does not make much sense. We can also look at it in regards to how many teachers the communities have to provide to make good schools, and in turn, well taught students. If Kuwait were to take away all of the sex segregation in public schools, then Kuwait…

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