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                     What Does Money Really Have To Do With It?

In public schools, money plays a big role in the class room and social aspects of the school. Students are treated differently if they come from a low-income family by their peers and often teachers as well. Schools that are located in low income areas also get viewed differently when all students should be learning the same in every school. Students should be able to go to school and enjoy their learning experience and not have to worry about how they might be treated by their peers and teachers that day just because of how much money they have. These issues are out of the students hands and should not be judged for it. Money within a school system and even the income of the students household has a lot to do with the value of their education when it really should not even be a factor. Schools in a high income area potentially get funds from families within the school which increases the amount of resources they have access to and the overall quality of their education. Unfortunately, money has a lot to do with it and the diversity of schools can either hurt or help the education system depending on where the school is located and the income of the households. Every school should take a deeper loom into their students and how they are being treated based on situations that are out of their hands, schools should focus on equality in the classroom and providing a fair and quality education to all students.

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