On Wednesday, July 15, 2015 the Texas Tribune published an article titled Analysis: Schools Changing, and Not How You May Think.
Public schools in Texas have seen a drastic change in
political, social, and economic standpoints. The Texas Education Agency has
seen a major increase in school populations with a large number of the increase
coming from economically disadvantaged students. As the number of students
attending schools has exponentially risen, so has the percentage of low-income
students. This becomes a problem at the legislative level, considering the
amount of money used to fund these schools as well as all the changes that are
taking place in a short period of time are making it difficult to come to an
agreement on what should be done. This article caught my attention considering
education is one of the most important aspects of society. If the increase in school
populations is coming from economically disadvantage students this means our
government is not providing an economically stable state. You will eventually
have kids that attend public schools and if these problems keep occurring their
education and future could be affected.
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