The Bill Will Help American School Systems Improve Schools

Section 1: This bill will help American school systems improve by making changes to problems that have been ignored for decades. Section 2: It is interesting how the United States is seen as one of the world’s strongest economies while their school systems are so inefficient. The United States spends such a small amount of time improving and updating their education system which molds the minds of their future generations. American education is falling behind because the Nation refuses to make changes on helping schools get up-to-date while the rest of the Nation is evolving and changing. However, an educated America would help achieve two types of goals which are short term and long term. Short term benefits include shortening the†¦show more content†¦The reason why a neighborhood is dangerous, dirty and rundown is because schools are not educating the children in that area effectively. There are three main flaws with our current school system, and the first is that children who face more challenges academically are alienated and categorized as a lost cause. The second issue is that the world is changing but school systems have stayed the same. Finally, the third problem is that teachers do not get timely feedback or get properly evaluated on the progress they make as a teacher. One of the problems is that students who are having trouble in school are not getting the attention and help they need. For generations, the failure of American education has been pushed aside and ignored because people refused to believe that there was a problem.[2] This society has a tendency to isolate the children who see no point in going to school. We, as a society, wait to watch their future crumble instead of inspiring them to get back on track. Once we begin to categorize them as â€Å"hopeless†, we start to give up on more children that need help, and the numbers will continue to rise. The No Child Left Behind program is not sufficient in bringing all students up to standard. One of the reasons for this is the misallocation on education funding. In 2014, the allocated federal funding for ed ucation was roughly 1% of the total federal budget.[3] In order to have education reform, we must create more relevant