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    When one thinks of the the public education system and the schools a parents send their child too, there are certain expectations a parent hopes for their child to get out of being in school. Certain expectations from the parents probably being a properly balanced education, forming friendships and social circles. One thing though that has been failed to be provided by the public education system and only until recently been a concern and expectations by parents nationally is an adequate,…

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    I completed my ten-hour class observation at the private school Georgia Military Prep. The Georgia Military Prep School is located on Georgia Military College’s main campus in Milledgeville. At GMC prep I observed Ms. Jennifer Spencer's advanced eighth grade math class. Ms. Spencer has a decidedly pleasant air about her, a quick smile, and a brisk step that belies her ‘let us get the job done’ type attitude. On my first day observing her class, I soon gathered that Ms. Spencer always has a…

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    Since the dawn of time, the controversial debate on whether copyright piracy has a negative or positive effect on the entertainment industry, has been going on. Copyright piracy is "the action of duplicating, taking, or the usage of copyright material without permission" as defined by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) (ehow). Copyright piracy in the Entertainment industry ranges anywhere from illegal downloading an MP3 off a torrent website, to illegally streaming a TV show not available on…

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    1. University of Central Oklahoma is a public school, and Oklahoma City University is a private school. So they have different major objectives. The first one has a major objective of offering good education to students. The second one focuses more on making profit by offering education of good quality as a tool to realize this objective. University of Central Oklahoma needs to maximize its output of its services or programs, generally in the form of offering degrees of professional training.…

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    New Jersey courts have considered the following factors in deciding whether the employee was an independent contractor or an employee (the list is not exhaustive): 1. Review type of payments, W2, 1099’s, or cash; 2. Review payroll records for the worker; 3. Read any contracts between the companies involved, including indemnification cause, which may render the independent contractor defense moot; 4. Investigate any pending IRS issues pertaining to the worker’s status; 5. Determine who supplied…

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    The purpose of this paper is to discuss how and why school vouchers are viewed as a threat to public schools by some American citizens. I will discussion the various positions and arguments held by both sides of the school voucher controversy. I will also relate the topic of school vouchers to any relevant Saint Leo core values. Evidence of the school voucher controversy can be found in many education journals and public forums when an attempt is made to add a proposition to a state’s ballot…

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    Pros 1. School vouchers provide parents with the right to choose. a. School vouchers allow parents and children to make a decision about their education. Parents are allowed to choose where their child attends school. This can allow families to remove their children from underperforming schools and send them to a better school. This also provides parents with the ability to choose whether their child attends a public or private school. 2. Voucher create better public schools. a. By…

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    In “$2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America,” Kathryn Edin and Luke Shaefer bring to light the plight of the poorest people in America through interviews with the very people living on less than what the average American pays for a cup of coffee. They describe an America that many do not know exists. There's a certain stigma surrounding the poor in America. Poverty is justified, or refuted, with the idealism that it is totally the individual’s fault that he or she is poor. How, in a…

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    School Vouchers are state-funded scholarships for children who attend public school giving them the chance to attend a private school. The School Voucher program gives kids the opportunity to have a better education. It an give kids of low income families the opportunity to go to a private school. It is an amazing program to actually be a involved in though there may be flaws in the program,It can be improved.This will cover the points of the pros of School Vouchers. The School Voucher system is…

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    Private School Vouchers

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    School vouchers are sums of money that the state can allocate to students or parents to help them pay for the tuition of a private education. Vouchers are paid for with taxpayers’ money, they can be used for religious as well as non-religious private schools. Proponents claim that vouchers can help improve students’ academic performance and graduation rates (Jason, 2014). Those against it argue that they do not improve students’ academics and actually have a negative impact on public schools…

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