Advantages / Disadvantages of Private School vs. Public
School : This 7 page paper discusses the advantages and
disadvantages associated with private and public schools.
There are pros and cons related to each. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Privpub.wps

Private or Public Schools ? : A 30 page essay on the crisis
facing U.S. education as society tries to decide whether or
not to continue the public school system as it exists or use
vouchers to enable low-income families to have the same
options as others and send their children to private schools.
It also addresses the issue of charter schools and discusses
other innovations which are changing the way America
educates its children. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Publpriv.wps

Schools / Urban vs. Suburban : A 3 page argument in
which the writer posits that the reason many people are not
satisfied with urban schools is evidently resulting from the
reasons that people are not satisfied with urban areas in
general. As Americans have shifted so abruptly to the
suburbs, the nation's cities have been left to fall apart and so
has everything in them- including their schools. And when
education is poor, the remaining affluent pack up and leave
the city as well; creating a cycle of cause and effect. Now
that there is so little left in inner-cities, urban schools are not
able to offer the attractive services that suburban schools
are. Statistics and case examples are analyzed to support
points made. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Urbanvsu.wps

Reconstitution In San Francisco Education : A 7 page
paper that provides an overview of the process of
Reconstitution in the San Francisco Unified School District
and suggests the reasons behind the decision of District
Superintendent Rojas to reduce its use. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Reconst.wps

Should Kids With AIDS Be Allowed To Attend Public
Schools? : 6 pages in length. In 1985, people in parts of the
country were approaching hysteria at the thought of children
with AIDS attending the same public schools with their own
children. Today, we know better than to think that the
disease can spread through casual contact. Many school
systems have put into place AIDS awareness and prevention
programs to which the AIDS-infected student can be a
valuable asset, and the affected children themselves need the
security and acceptance of routine and friendship. The
paper concludes that kids with AIDS certainly should be
allowed in the public schools, that their presence can benefit
all. Bibliography lists 17 sources. AIDS-kid.RTF

Benefits Of Drug Testing All School Personnel : 8 pages
in length. The past several years have shown a sharp
increase in the use of drug testing programs within school
districts countrywide. Particularly pertinent to the
mandatory testing is that it has established a way of
detecting and dealing with the staggering number of
employees who have a drug problem. The writer discusses
the benefits of identifying those in the academic field who
use and abuse drugs while on the job by supporting drug
testing for all academic personnel. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Drugtet6.wps

Bilingual Education : In 5 pages, the author gives a
research proposal in which a specific problem is selected
that the student conduct an original research experiment to
test. The selected problem is Proposition 227, which has
taken bilingual education away from students in California.
The hypothesis is that doing so is detrimental to the
educational development of those students that are
attempting to progress in reading, writing, and
understanding English. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Pcbiled2.doc

Bilingual Education / Review of Literature : In 9 pages,
the author critiques five research articles on the theme of
whether bilingual education is necessary. Bibliography lists
5 sources. PCbiled.doc 
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