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Madmartagen · 11-13-2003, 01:45 PM

I guess it would depend on where you live. The public schools i went to werent bad, but they were obviously underfunded. I think one of the major problems are the kids themselves, you cant put the sole problem on the schools. i went to a school that was too old to have rewiring, the internet, or to have extra classrooms built, so they would rent trailers. you have a combination of problems ranging from the government/DOE, district, parents and students. maybe if some schools didnt waste their money on sports, they could afford more books or something. if they had more government funding, schools could have more of a variety when it comes to new learning processes. in the end it comes down to the students and whether they decide to arrive on time, bring their books, and to not get expelled.

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Madmartagen is Offline Captain Posts: 5,558 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Anaheim, CA	11-13-2003, 01:45 PM I guess it would depend on where you live. The public schools i went to werent bad, but they were obviously underfunded. I think one of the major problems are the kids themselves, you cant put the sole problem on the schools. i went to a school that was too old to have rewiring, the internet, or to have extra classrooms built, so they would rent trailers. you have a combination of problems ranging from the government/DOE, district, parents and students. maybe if some schools didnt waste their money on sports, they could afford more books or something. if they had more government funding, schools could have more of a variety when it comes to new learning processes. in the end it comes down to the students and whether they decide to arrive on time, bring their books, and to not get expelled.