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    Prayer in public schools has been an ongoing controversial topic that has led to major Supreme Court decisions. There are several individuals who feel that school prayer should be allowed in the school system, on the other hand, there are several individuals who feel that school prayer should not be allowed in schools. Daily prayer was eliminated by the the Supreme Court in 1962. In 1962, the supreme court officially sponsored school prayer. “In 1963, the Court said that schools cannot begin…

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    Within the context of public education, high-stakes standardized achievement tests have become the norm since the early 2000s (U.S. Department of Education, 2010). As a result of the development and implementation of these tests at all grade levels over the past 20 years, teachers and students have been held accountable for high scores, as a means of showing the effectiveness of the teacher and school. Stories such as the Atlanta Public School System cheating scandal where teachers and…

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    America have went about teaching has changed dramatically. Further, the government has become more involved in setting standards and determining the duration period that schools have to meet these standards. In addition, character education was one of the issues at the forefront of the changes made. In my opinion, I believe all public schools should require teachers to incorporate character education in their classrooms because of the positive effects due to character education such as but not…

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    Teaching religion in schools has been deemed taboo by many Americans for fear of coercing students to believe in a certain religion. Although the Supreme Court has ruled religion is unconstitutional to be preached, it is constitutional to teach about religion. Religion can be taught since it is unavoidable in the classes dealing with history, literature, or art. Although, religion can be taught informationally in other classes, there are rarely any public schools due to fear of the negative…

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    high-poverty neighborhoods and enrolled in public schools. Schools examined offered fewer resources, including classes such as maths, sciences and college prep classes. These schools also have heightened rates of students who were held back, face concurrent suspensions and even high numbers of expulsions. Representative Bobby Scott of Virginia said, “"Segregation in public K-12 schools isn't getting better.…

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    school, can suppress one’s freedom of speech. Though public schools argue that free expression of religion can lead to discrimination and can become controversial, they can not simply take the right away because the speech is “offensive”. The Supreme Court says, “In our system, undifferentiated fear or apprehension of disturbance is not enough to overcome the right to freedom of expression” (“Restricting Religious Expression” 2). Therefore, out of fear, public schools can not simply limit the…

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    Public school funding has been an ongoing issue for years. No matter how wealthy the district is, there can be an issue for all when the funds are not distributed fairly. Without enough funds from the government, schools cannot provide adequate supplies for the classroom, cannot provide sufficient transportation cost and cannot pay salaries to those involved in the school district such as teachers and administration. Public school funding also helps provide reduced and free meals to students who…

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    equivalent to a public schooling education? Some people seem to think that homeschooling your child is not the best for them. Other people think that homeschooling is great for their child. Homeschooling vs public schooling has caused a bunch of controversy. When your child is being homeschooled, they can work at their own pace on lessons whereas in a public school they might get left behind. Homeschooling is not equivalent to public school because students spend less hours online than actual…

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    occurring whether a student attends public school or takes part in homeschooling. Both systems of schooling are used throughout the world as beneficial ways of education. Public school is a method of schooling that allows students to learn with many other peers in a school building. Homeschooling is a system of schooling that allows students to remain at home, but still complete their educations in the same amount of time as students in public school. Both public schooling and homeschooling have…

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    Not only students feel the wrath of standardized testing, throughout the country many schools are forced to give these tests. If not given schools can lose their funding. If the schools cut the standardized testing, many teachers would lose their job, due to funding being cut by the state and the national government. If the national government decided to not require schools to give the ACT or SAT, and the money was instead,“... put toward teacher raises, the report estimates that each teacher…

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