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Issues like this threaten American society at large! How you ask?
Little Tyrone is poor. He can't afford to go to a better school because his parents don't have the means financially to send him to the surrounding districts. Instead Tyrone has to endure the pathetic inner city school system: Lack of material, inadequate and decrepitated facilities, poor teaching, lack of computers, and lack of extra curricula activities. Tyrone's performance in school starts to tremendously suffer and as he progresses through the school system he has a hatred for school. Because the education system has failed Tyrone he starts lashing out behaviorally in class. He gets suspended a couple of times and then he starts to not show up for class. He drops out of the tenth grade. He can't find work and turns to the inner city gangs. Tyrone is now more likely to commit crimes against society but this probably could have been avoided if he had been better educated.
Now your wife and your child are leaving the supermarket with groceries. Tyrone is there and guess what? He's looking for a victim. He spots your wife and follows her. She doesn't notice this stranger and then it's to late... gun to the back of the head.
This is just a likely scenario that could happen to anyone of us. This terrible possibility becomes reality when we keep putting education on the back burner. Education lays the foundation for a better life. People that are educated are less likely to commit crimes, and are more likely to be productive members of society.
It's a disgrace and people who live in the inner city should sue the US government for improperly funding their child?s education. It's a shame that middle and upper class students can receive an adequate education in a modern school while inner city students have to suffer.
It amazes me that we can give literally millions to other countries but when it comes to giving money to issues that could actually do some good we ignore it until it bites us in the ass. Also, don?t even use the argument that in the past we have given plenty to schools. Only a small portion of that money trickles into the school system.
Issues like this threaten American society at large! How you ask?
Little Tyrone is poor. He can't afford to go to a better school because his parents don't have the means financially to send him to the surrounding districts. Instead Tyrone has to endure the pathetic inner city school system: Lack of material, inadequate and decrepitated facilities, poor teaching, lack of computers, and lack of extra curricula activities. Tyrone's performance in school starts to tremendously suffer and as he progresses through the school system he has a hatred for school. Because the education system has failed Tyrone he starts lashing out behaviorally in class. He gets suspended a couple of times and then he starts to not show up for class. He drops out of the tenth grade. He can't find work and turns to the inner city gangs. Tyrone is now more likely to commit crimes against society but this probably could have been avoided if he had been better educated.
Now your wife and your child are leaving the supermarket with groceries. Tyrone is there and guess what? He's looking for a victim. He spots your wife and follows her. She doesn't notice this stranger and then it's to late... gun to the back of the head.
This is just a likely scenario that could happen to anyone of us. This terrible possibility becomes reality when we keep putting education on the back burner. Education lays the foundation for a better life. People that are educated are less likely to commit crimes, and are more likely to be productive members of society.
It's a disgrace and people who live in the inner city should sue the US government for improperly funding their child?s education. It's a shame that middle and upper class students can receive an adequate education in a modern school while inner city students have to suffer.
It amazes me that we can give literally millions to other countries but when it comes to giving money to issues that could actually do some good we ignore it until it bites us in the ass. Also, don?t even use the argument that in the past we have given plenty to schools. Only a small portion of that money trickles into the school system.