Bush's Education Plan
Thesis: The quality of our nation’s education system needs to be improved, and President Bush’s education reform plan will do just that.I. America’s schools need improvement and Bush has a plan to fix them. A. Progressive education has failed. B. Parents are fed up with failing schools. C. Bush’s plan will elevate these problems. II. America’s schools are lagging behind other nation’s schools. A. The U.S. is the wealthiest nation in the world. B. Schools need to return to their roots. C. There are certain things that need to be done to improve our schools. III. Bush’s plan increases accountability in our schools. A. Students and schools will be motivated to work hard for their goals. B. The will be punishment for consistently failing schools. C. Vouchers will be offered to parents with children in failing schools. IV. State and local governments will be given greater flexibility. A. Local government can spend the federal grant monies on the things they believe will do them the most good. B. Federal government will consolidate the existing grants. C. States and local governments will be given increased flexibility in starting charter schools. V. Bush’s plan will expand parental educational options.
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Approximate Word count = 4846
Approximate Pages = 19 (250 words per page double spaced)
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