Education is the Foundation of Opportunity

"As long as there is an open mind, there is a frontier" - Charles F. Kettering (inventor of electric starter, 1876-1958) I would like to receive education with open mind. Education is the foundation of opportunity and I want to offer all the opportunities I have to the young people. Thanks to these opportunities, I feel that I am called to the field of education. Everyone who goes to school knows that we remember the teacher and the teacher we forget.

Based on that, we talk about education as a bridge of opportunity. In Floyd County, a community that was destroyed by the decline of the coal industry, education provides students with a bridge to maximum potential. Teachers are their guide to their journey, and they constantly work to improve their skills and lead by example. Bill said in Betsy Rain, "I think that the best way to improve school is to improve oneself." Education opens doors not only about what happens in the classroom, but also makes new ideas for the students. This is a wonderful teaching and a high expectation force working in the classrooms in Kentucky and nationwide.

For our society and our humanity, is it said that children are rarely given priority in the United States? We say that education is essential for opportunities and public education is the foundation of our democracy. But is this really mean? According to a recent report by the American Civil Rights Commission, no. The report details the unfair financing of K-12 education for low-income students and color students. The average income for each student in the poorest school district in the US is $ 1,200 less than the lowest poverty. Each student in the school district serving the student with the most color has a $ 2,000 less income than the school district with the least color per student. Many people in the color are experiencing "double isolation" - race / ethnicity and isolation of poverty