Education in the US
Dear future President of the United States of America.
Many states in this country have a problem with their sexual curriculum, if they have it at all.
Technical classes should be a part of high school requirements to ensure the success of individuals in either higher education or technical careers...
This paper goes over the possible changes that american schools could have done to improve student experience and educational qualification while r...
The education system needs to be fixed.
The cost of college is outrageous.
The burden of being raped, sexually harassed, or sexual abused is not understood in America, leading to problems with our justice system and rapist...
Poor treatment of Native Americans and Alaska Natives is evident in education, poverty rates and job earnings, physical and mental health, substanc...
The rising cost of tuition in Oregon has increased over the past years and has become an issue for some high school graduates going into college. W...
Improve the education system in America.
The average student is given 7-14 hours of homework a night and yet the government hasn't done anything.
College athletes should not be paid.
Institutional Racism in the U.S.
School districts and kids who move
Teachers deserve higher salaries for all of their hard work and dedication
I belive the next president needs to address the cost of public universities.
I discuss the issues that face all schools from elementary to college. It has facts and personal experience/views. It also has a few ideas on ways ...
An essay exploring what it's like growing up as a queer student in school in America.
I think this country is failing in education and we need to stop it! An average school day is 6 to 7 hours and only about two of those are spe...
Everybody should have the chance to go the college, but not everybody does because it is outrageously expensive.
Dear President: The growing dilemma for high school seniors is the high cost of a college education. At the young age of 18, teenagers have to m...
