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School Choice / Part 4

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-------------------------  ------------------------    In modern day, the human race continues to advance technology, medicine, and machinery used in a multitude of departments. As the variety of careers increase, there is a demand for schools and programs focusing on these departments. Commercialization for these schools have increased over time and they are now seen in public transportation, streaming platforms, and television.  As society explores the vast number of options open for enrollment around America, we are able to choose a school that caters to our values and interests. In turn, it leaves resources and governmental funds to public schools in the community.      In a study called  How Does School Choice Affect Public Schools Funding and Resources  conducted by Ed Choice, the article states "School choice programs affect public schools' funding and resources in the same way they're affected when a student l...

Separate and Unequal / Part 3

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  Is separate but equal a viable option in education today?       Despite the challenges faced by people of color back in the day, I believe the idea of 'separate but equal' is a possible option. To ensure safety while receiving a good education, keeping people separate in conservative states could be beneficial. However, as a person who grew up in Jersey City, I enjoy the idea of mixing everyone together for a diverse community. Jersey City is known as one of the most diverse cities in the country and the benefits are apparent. I have grown up open-minded and mindful of other people, their traditions, and cultural backgrounds. Despite this observation and personal experience, I do understand the violence and danger others face in states that supported racial separation and slavery.      Although this did not happen in present day, situations similar to these encounters can continue to this day. In School: The Story of American Public Educati...