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    Charter schools are publicly funded independent schools established by teachers‚ parents‚ or community groups under the terms of a charter with a local or national authority. Charter schools are publicly supported‚ but privately run means‚ the schools are still associated with the district but it’s privately run. Parents tend to send their kids to charter schools because they think their kids are struggling with their study‚ but charter schools are often geared more towards students to let them learn

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    million kids. But what about the 47.2 million other kids that are enrolled in public schools? Public schools offer kids opportunities to cooperate and communicate with each other and become ready for the real world. Some home schooled kids are even sent to a public high school for the last few years of their K-12 education so that they accommodate to the class lifestyle they would experience in college and further. Public schooling is critical and demanding‚ which is necessary to experience in the

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    between public school and private schools is an ongoing debate. Issues arise concerning the authenticity of public education and the moral discrepancies of private schools. The affordability of public school becomes the deciding choice for students and parents when choosing between the two. Unfortunately‚ the government funding for private schools allows the government to make drastic changes to curriculum‚ extracurricular activities‚ teachers‚ etc. In response to the difficulties some public schools

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    Concept of Education (Home school vs Public School) 1 Concepts of Education Home School vs Public School Concept of Education (Home School vs Public School) 2 In this paper I plan on describing education and how it has shaped me. How education effects everyone depending on their situation‚ whether they are rich‚ poor‚ white

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    play public school sports? One day at a sports practice I saw many kids walking into the school. I didn’t understand why. Then I sooned realized that we had homeschooled students coming into our school for sports activities. I’ve always thought they were lucky because they get to learn at home. Then a discussion around the school began about if homeschooled students could be in public school sports. Many sources in the school think that if they can opt out of the schooling in the school district

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    Homeschooling and public schools vary in quality and the benefits each one has. The vast differences between the two may determine the better choice for a particular child. Although parents might not be an expert or licensed to teach‚ students who are homeschooled succeed more academically compared to public school students and the parents can have a better knowledge of how their child learns the best. Homeschooling used to be the only form of schooling before public school came about. As said

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    the basic services for all its citizens‚ such as providing education to all children no matter what religion the child might follow. The government needs to make sure that the church and state are totally separated especially when it involves public schools. The government decided to create the Lemon Test‚ which ensures that the government cannot break the Establishment Clause. In the Lemon Test there are three basic prongs. First‚ the statute must have a secular legislative purpose; second‚ its

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    with? Chaos happens. Students attending these public schools are 16‚ 17‚ 18 year old young adults who should be able to decide what they wish to believe in. This issue is important to college students at this institution‚ because policies requiring students to forget their voice is a policy that has potential of destroying everything. Many students on this campus‚ speak out all the time on issues they find important to their spheres of life-social‚ public and private. To say someone has the right

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    Argumentative Essay 23 September 2012 World Religions in Public Schools Every parent wants their child to receive the best educational experience in their public schools. Subjects such as math‚ science‚ and English are never in question. However‚ a more controversial subject such as world religions has been debated in America for several years? This subject is seldom seen in a public schools curriculum. The teaching of world religions in public schools helps students to understand political affairs‚ helps

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    Abstract Even in the 21st century the United States public school system is once again becoming segregated by race. Results of research show there are several factors involved in this trend‚ including housing discrimination and the United States Supreme Court granting the states sovereignty to govern their own policies on school desegregation; even going so far as to say the policies employed by states to desegregate based on race were unconstitutional. This topic addresses the issues causing resegregation

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