Inner City School

In the video about the life of Detroit public schools, society would automatically think they need something better for these kids. Society sees kids from inner city schools as kids who will grow up to be delinquents, trouble makers, or people who won’t be successful in life. The sad reality is that all of these schools just need the proper resources. Students can start to feel anomie. They will start to dislike school, think that they don’t belong, or even start to believe that school isn’t just for them. How can they get the proper resources? The answer is money. The way that public schools get their money is with tax payers within the city. If the school system doesn’t have the proper funds to get the necessary resources, the taxpayers can’t
Another sad situation of inner city schools is that a lot of teachers get laid off and there is no replacement for that teacher. The reasoning for that is because the school can’t afford them anymore. They usually lay off art teachers, music teachers, or even teachers in the main departments of math, language arts, English etc. There’s actually different ways some people help the situation of inner city schools. Society thinks of inner city schools and automatically thinks bad things about it. Sadly, inner city schools aren’t a norm which is why it’s automatically thought bad of. In some situations, that’s not the case at all. As a matter of fact, it is the complete opposite. Like in New York, they create inner city schools to help the students. They believe that larger schools are the reason for low achievement levels. With larger schools, they are bigger and sociologists would say that it is an alternating place for students to get lost, especially students in poverty this causes them to have a smaller chance of academic success. Small schools, on the other hand, give the students a personalized environment and greater academic