Case Study: Carlyle Avenue Crosswalk

Year-round school usually has 45 days of school and then a 15 day break. But there is no summer break like traditional school. This leaves teachers with a little over two weeks to prepare for next school year. If teachers have to change their decorations or update their curriculum, they have barely enough or not enough time to prepare for a new year. This would put teachers in a hard situation and would not give them time to be with their family.

Problem Have you ever gone out to put the garbage on the curb for trash day, and had to jump back to avoid a speeding vehicle? How about having anxiety from trying to cross the road with two small children so they can enjoy the playground at the elementary school just across the street? This is the problem my neighbors and I face when trying to enjoy the amenities of our community. Speeding vehicles plague this Sterling residential neighborhood causing danger to children, pets, and all residents in general.

The biggest thing you could do to make kids healthier is provide more time for activities. Kids only have an hour and a half for P.E. A lot of the kids at school do not even take physical education at all. Which is not good at all, and we barely have outside of school to get our sports or exercise in because every student at school is busy with homework. In conclusion, the school lunches should not be changed because a lot of kids would not eat the new lunches, kids not buying the new lunches means the school would loose money for our supplies, and if you want us to be healithier the easiest thing to do is make more time for

She afterwards borrows Links car to get away. This is something she thinks she cannot do because he is white and Melba is black and she believes he is a segregationist. At school “she knew to expect some kind of harassment” (148). This shows that at school, conflict happened every day with other students. After months of harassment, “only the warrior exists inside Melba now” (170).

People become aggravated at the slow walkers and as a result they are in a cantankerous mood when they get to class. But of course, not me! I come to school every day excited to walk behind people who cannot walk at a proper speed . Consequently, all students will have a speedometer attach to their

Despite school's efforts to have E - Days in every district, the schools should not have them because snow day give students a chance to break away from their studies, families who are not as fortunate as everyone else

And he was asking his mother why he couldn’t go but that’s the only school he wanted to go to. The reason I say this challenged my thinking is because it limit kids when they same they can’t go to this school or that’s school. Kids want to go to school they are happy at and if the little boy went to school in his district he wouldn’t be successful. Because he wouldn’t have the drive to go every day to be successful.

Another example would be when I was in school, I was walking to the buses as I was talking to my friend. Then I started to panic because I could not find my bus so I ignored my friend and focused on finding my bus. This situation would be an example of a psychological barrier. 1b) If it is an environmental barrier you could move locations to a more quiet place, move seats if yours is uncomfortable and eliminate noise distractions such as your phone.

Moreover, as part of the Asian immigrant Students Discourse community, my personal experience isn’t great either when I first arrived in the United States. Indeed has become the main reason that I want to choose this particular topic about Asian immigrant Students right. I remember back in the middle school days, all the students wasn’t allow go to any classroom during the break, otherwise if any student caught by the security; they may get the detention from the Principal. One day, as usual after I finished my lunch, I sit the quad and talk my friends; basically the quad is the only place you could really stay in the school during the lunchtime. In addition, as the lunch break fly by, the class has already started.

The McKinney-Vento law ensures that homeless children are immediately allowed to enroll in school without proper documentation. Additionally the law, if followed, compels school districts to provide transportation and school supplies to homeless children, though according to Jeff Seidel of The Detroit Free Press, some districts are hesitant to identify homeless children because it is costly to provide them with supplies and transportation. “Advocates say there's also a disincentive to find homeless children. Once a district finds them, it has to pay to transport them to school and provide other services -- a tough job for many cash-strapped districts” (Seidel

Kameron was interviewed at home (1405 21 St Ave North apt 1 Minneapolis, MN) Kameron is in a 3rd grade in Sheridan Global Art and Communication school. This worker asked Kameron the reason he was missing school. Kameron reported that he missed school due to feeling sick or sometimes will be missing the school bus. He reported that he does not take bus to school and instead his mother takes him to school everyday.

and she met the criteria to start IOP 5/4/15. It was reported by the Bridge she only attended 2 group meetings 5/26 and 6/01. Due to the lack of attendance and not following through with group Ms. Shrader case was closed 6/17/15.Ms. Shrader has visitation with the children at the Headricks home on Wednesday’s. It has been reported that Ms. Shrader doesn’t interact with the children during visitation as she is on the cell phone most of the time, late to the visits, or leaving early.

It would affect the farmers and crops and vegetables that come from our local farmer could be coming in late to our local stores. There is no equality; there are twelve months and ten months are spent during the school year and school is already long enough and students deserve a break. They are working ten out of twelve months and complaining they get too much homework from each class and it takes over their two day weekend (Saturday and Sunday), then they don’t get anything to do on their time. Therefore the TDSB shouldn’t switch to a year around school schedule because they would cause too much trouble for students and families (farmers). So the TDSB shouldn’t switch to a year around school

It is absurd that when students, who are eager to get to class on time to learn something new, are forced to be late, simply because other students simply stand unmoving in the hallway transfixed on their phones or talking with their friends. As a result, the regular flow of traffic in the hallways at Las Cruces High School are blocked so badly, it is as if you were witnessing a traffic jam at rush hour. This prompts trying to go the bathroom between classes highly improbable, for it is hard enough to make it to class on time without trying to make a stop at the bathroom. Students have resorted to plowing and shoving through people as their only way to possibly make it to class, and be in their seat before the tardy bell rings. I think that

Michael P. Auerbach, a journalist that argues that school fees should not effect if you can play in sports or other school activities state's, “School administrators have begun charging fees for classroom supplies,school athletic programs,academic clubs, and other activities.” Which if you do not pay you do not get to participate. gTo me that is unfair. A kid that wants to be involved in a sport but cant just because of money. Michael P. Auerbach,a journalist that notices that, “In light of these current trends, most school districts in the united states have been forced to implement budgets that cut programs, reduce staff, and also close schools.”