Influence Of The Schools Closing During The Philadelphia...

Introduction: I have decided to research the influence of the schools closing in the Philadelphia area has on the youth future. Schools close of a myriad of reasons such as, money problems, test scores, foundation of the school or an overcrowded population. In 2013 the Philadelphia area has closed down thirteen schools. Student below the senior graduation year had to relocate to another school. Public and locate schools are free for all student, but because of issue with in the Philadelphia school district they had to get close down. There is not much as I can do about the close getting close down, but I do want to explore what happened to that student who had to leave and where are they at now in their life. Literature Review: Depending on the parent’s education and their degree, can influence their children path in life. (Sernau, 2012). Depending on the child environment can also determents if the children are provided with a good education or not. (Sernau, 2012) Some urban charter schools, in an attempt to carry out the mission of educating disenfranchised students, locate themselves in disadvantaged neighborhoods, and the resulting increase in minority segregation is simply a reflection of the characteristics of the neighborhoods that they serve. (Wong, K. K., Shi, J., Gao, H., Zheteyeva, Y. A., Lane, K., Copeland, D., Uzicanin, A, 2014).) Unplanned school closures affect students, communities, and families every year, and understanding the characteristics ofShow MoreRelatedDecline And Decline Of The Early Church Attendance2524 Words   |  11 Pagesscholarly research was closely examined and analyzed to determine the five main reasons for this decline. They are as follows: 1) Secularization of Society 2) Inability of the Organization to Adapt to ever-changing times 3) Failure to retain youth beyond Post High School years 4) Disenfranchised members 5) Lack of Zeal. 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