Education in this country has been rapidly decreasing in value for quite some time. Many people have very poor quality education, and some not at a...
Suggestions for changing education in the United States
Many Students are being suppressed in today's education system. Many students are not gifted in comprehension and understanding of high level class...
I believe that with the help of the next president of the United States we can all help to end the inequality between sexes as well as to stop the ...
Mr. President, My name is Sarina Shiflett, i am in high school and i live in northern Virginia. The topic i have decided to discuss is your ch...
The importance of affirmative action in America and why it remains relevant.
All kids deserve to have an affordable after school program to attend.
After school programs are not only a place for kids to be safe, but it is also a place to learn and have fun and to meet new people. And for me it...
Early Childhood Education issues have become a huge setback for students and teachers in the United States and something needs to change.
This letter gives a brief insight as to how funding abortions would benefit women, specifically those who live in poverty.
After School Makes a Difference!
Education is very important to all citizens, and it is important that everyone has a chance to succeed, regardless of income and race.
Learning without debt
To improve the United States, we need a strong education system.
A look into the educational needs of our young citizens.
Funding for space exploration should be reallocated to foreign aid and other domestic programs.
I believe we can bring down the unemployment rate as well as the cost of 2 year college, here's how...
A problem many students face within the American school system is standardized testing and the way it is presented to them. The problem must be tak...
College tuition is a huge issue in America and something needs to be done about it.
A college education helps people get better jobs, but the costs are quickly growing and putting students in debt.
