to je ko da bi pri nas luka mesec spregledal.
dobro jim gre.
Zakaj USA niso (več) najboljša država na svetu
- Ustvarjalec teme Matey
- Začetni datum
to je ko da bi pri nas luka mesec spregledal.
dobro jim gre.
mater, sem na hitro pogledal, sem mislil, da je Dump Terminatorja najel za varovanje...
sicer pa me skrbi, ko se kapital tako združuje...
V 1:42 pise 'deca high'
Ohio
Btw, tu piše na začetku Indiana
Ohio
Btw, tu piše na začetku Indiana
Šola definitivno ni "average" ali tipičen primer šole v ZDA .
An Indiana public school went viral for its well-resourced 'behemoth' campus — spurring parodies and critiques on inequity in public schools
Welcome to a public high school with a planetarium and a natatorium. "My school didn't have AC," one user commented.
www.businessinsider.com
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Public schools are funded primarily through property taxes. It is based on the wealth of the city/county, the higher housing prices, the higher the education budget. The city of Carmel, IN is the 2nd wealthiest city in the Midwest. The issue is that demonstrates mass school inequality in which children and families living in wealthier area recieve better quality education and resources than those in poorer areas. This translates into lower educational and occupational outcomes, and worse life chances for poorer children than their wealthier peers.
corsol
A highschool in Indianapolis I went to, called Franklin central was JUST like this. Had the TV, and radio stations. They played the radio until 2 minutes before the bell rang between classes, and the TV was how we got our announcements. They also had 2 cafeterias, and a basement with the pool,, along with 2 other stories. They also had a market in the cafeterias. It was AWESOME! Went there part of my freshman year in 2009. Loved it. I didn't live in a nice, rich area either, but that was the school I had to go to.
Public schools are funded primarily through property taxes. It is based on the wealth of the city/county, the higher housing prices, the higher the education budget. The city of Carmel, IN is the 2nd wealthiest city in the Midwest. The issue is that demonstrates mass school inequality in which children and families living in wealthier area recieve better quality education and resources than those in poorer areas. This translates into lower educational and occupational outcomes, and worse life chances for poorer children than their wealthier peers.
corsol
A highschool in Indianapolis I went to, called Franklin central was JUST like this. Had the TV, and radio stations. They played the radio until 2 minutes before the bell rang between classes, and the TV was how we got our announcements. They also had 2 cafeterias, and a basement with the pool,, along with 2 other stories. They also had a market in the cafeterias. It was AWESOME! Went there part of my freshman year in 2009. Loved it. I didn't live in a nice, rich area either, but that was the school I had to go to.
