We Need More Funding In Schools

Education is the main tool that gives us a future; however, education is not free, and there needs to be more funding for this institution. All over the world, countries, and states, no matter where you are we have diversity education but all rely on the same things. Capture the difficulties that schools have on their shoulders. Cooperating with schools allows learning to proceed for the future. Education Consists of instruction, schooling, and learning. Having the abilities to have multiple skills, knowledge, morals. Doing so also includes education methods; training, instructing, and research. It’s the act of educating or being educated as a student or as a teacher. Being educated consists of learning in the process by certain subjects.

Funding is a supply of money provided and available for use. Typically, for a particular purpose like an organization or event. It provides financial resources to finance a need, program, or project. “Funding is under the constitution and the federal government, the legislative process provides help to the state and the schools. They have a limit on how much the government can spend which is called, authorization caps” (U.S Department Of Education). Appropriated levels are what they called when they actually spend on education. Funds usually go to private and public schools. “Private schools get about 8.3% and the government decides the school's expenses, while public schools get funds and are free to the decision of expenses. If a specific foundation is given to schools to spend on a specific thing then they are required to spend it for that specific purpose only. The government gives 3% of direct funding and the amount varies amongst different states. They also double check and make sure that the funds are being properly used. “Taxpayers will spend about three hundred and seventy-five billion dollars within a school year. Forty-five point six percent is from the state and thirty-seven point one percent is from the local government. Basically, eighty-three cents out of every dollar is spent on education” (U.S. Department of Education). Some schools have major programs that they support. They are called,” ESEA. Title 1: thirteen billion, Part B, Grants to States: eleven billion, Improving Teacher, Quality: three billion, 21st Century Community Learning Centers: nine hundred and ninety-one million dollars, English Language Learners: six hundred and seventy-five million dollars, Impact Aid: $1.2 billion” (U.S Department Of