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Education System, inequities to access as many communities will not have…
Education System
Students
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whats taught in schools impacts the cultural values generally held as well as our political processes
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Staff
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support staff for school buildings: cafeteria employees, janitors, grounds maintenence
Government
compulsory education laws until 16 years of age --> ensures an entire population MUST interact with this sytem in some way
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State, local, and federal governments work together to decide curriculum and standards
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Infrastructure
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hooked up to municipal water and electric, big contributors to demand for communities
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technology contracts
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big schools require thousands of dollars worth of technology to be supplied individually to students as well as built into classrooms
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inequities to access as many communities will not have the resources to either develop these programs with trained staff or the money to pay for their involvement >>
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MAJOR inequities in the funding systems we have in place that directly tie the quality of our education to the success of the capitalism in the area >>>
Another inequity that again ties how likely youth are to succeed and see value in higher education especially to their financial situations >>>
Connection to alternative education branch and the staff needed to support these programs being absent in many case >>>
inequity within the system as some companies will have lower barriers to access for funding, advertising, and recruiting within schools, especially important in conversations like that of the recent divestment poll <<<