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Education in the United States

December 5th, 2007

Government provides education in the United States, and there are three levels of managing and funding, federal, state, and local. Education plan, funding, training and other policies in the fundamental and high school levels over school districts are deposited through locally chosen school boards with authority. With strict officials and budgets, further local authorities are alienated from school districts. State governments usually compose educational standards and standardized testing decisions. In different states, attending school is not similar and children have to attend school till the age of 16-18. But the age of studying at school in many states are till the age of 18. Age range from 14-18 is also widely spread in some states. For attending schools, students have the variants of public schools, private schools, or home school. Three levels of education are obtainable in many public and private schools.

In the country, children of the age of more than 15 have a literacy rate of 98%; and it is taken from the science and mathematics consideration. In accordance with the indication of other developed countries which is 35%, the adults who are composing general population from work force is somewhat below and it is 33% and there is high rapidity of contribution for getting enduring education for labor force is soaring. According to the current studies, it clarifies that, to some extent higher amount of American adults qualify more precisely literate than European or Japanese adults.

In the US, at the age of five or six education for children which is obligatory for beginning the school education. Depending on the age group of the children, different grades are provided from the group, which begins with first grade and ends in twelfth grade. So, much attention is paid to the marks, as they play very significant role while submitting to the college in future.

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