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What are the 5 ideologies of public education? (ITPDC)
Integration
Tolerance
Public Spirit
Democratic Values
Commitment to Public Good
What percentage of students attend public, charter, and private schools?
Public: 70%
Charter: 5.6%
Private: 25%
What’s our graduation rate?
86%
How is our $878 billion on public school spending split up? What does each level spend on?
LOCAL (45%): Property taxes=school funding
STATE (47%): Low income districts, ELL, special needs
FEDERAL (7.8%): Constant across income districts
What are the 3 things that make US public school system unique?
Decentralization of decision making
Significant variation in quality/performance between districts
High non-instructional spending
Why has our spending quadrupled since the 60s with no increase in performance?
Increase in administrative staff
How do we perform compared to other countries?
We SUCK at math and science!
3 types of inequality between urban and suburban schools
Academics
Facilities
Crime
5 factors in the “plight” of Inner-city schools?
High costs of maintaining schools
Few choices
Unemployment/poverty of parents
Student retention (dropouts)
Failing in their educational mission.
What is school choice?
Giving parents vouchers to pay for tuition of the school of their choice, creating competition that will improve schools.
What are the 3 pillars of NCLB?
School Choice
School Accountability (HIGH STAKES TESTING, 2014 deadline, sanctions like cutting funding/takeover/holding students back)
ELL immersion program
Charter school performance vs normal?
Urban charter schools better than online.
Black/hispanic students perform better in charter schools, while white students perform worse.
Especially successful with narrowing math achievement gaps.
Effects of vouchers?
Help black students but overall pretty mixed
What were Obama’s Common Core standards?
State-led effort to create ELA/Math standards for K-12 and college/career readiness
What was Race to the Top and what were the 3 parts?
4.35 billion one-time federal grant during the recession
Ease limits on charter schools
Merit-based pay for teachers
Move towards common core
What did ESSA retain for states to do? (4)
Annual requirement for grades 4-8 and once in high school
States must report the results
Accountability system- 3 academic and 1 non-academic indicator
States must intervene in bottom 5% of schools
What does Trump want to do with education? (5)
No more Common Core
No more DOE
No caps on charter schools
Expanded vouchers
DC voucher program
What’s Biden’s education plan?
Triple Title I funding including teacher salaries
Fund disability act (IDEA)
Improve buildings
Universal pre-K