Issues within Education

• School Vouchers

  School vouchers are credits the government gives parents in order to expand the affordability of other education systems such as private schooling.

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• Public school funding

  Public education remains the most common education choice and is funded by both state and federal taxes.

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• Charter Schools

  Charter schools are public schools that are not subject to public school standards. They are often started by teachers, parents, administrators with the goal of a broader education.

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• No Child Left Behind

  President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act into law in 2003, a rule that still holds true today. The system rewards the best teachers and schools systems for high academic achievement.

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• Head Start

  Pre-K education in the United States often involves daycare centers, preschool education and other forms of early childhood learning. One program offered by the U.S. government is the Head Start program, which assists low income families and children through funding education and daycare services.

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• Pell Grants

  Of the $77 Billion in education funding, a large portion is going to go towards Pell Grants. Pell Grants are issued to qualifying low-income collegiate students.

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• Student Loan Reform
  Tuition rates are at an all time high and thus causing student loans to be higher.CompareLearn More