Michael Salas
Doug Dickens
November 13, 2009
Neighborhoods/Schools
Doug Dickens
November 13, 2009
Neighborhoods/Schools
Dear Mr. Mayor:
While I was watching the morning news, I heard that you received a considerate amount of money. You are trying to figure out what is the best option to use it in benefit for the people of this city. The first option is to improve the quality of the schools in bad neighborhoods. On the other hand is to improve the quality of the neighborhoods near tourist attractions such as the Met and Time Square. I am writing this letter to recommend that you support the first option to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods.
Using the money to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will enhance the attendance to class by the students. First of all, classrooms need new chairs. The chairs of most of the classrooms in bad neighborhoods are broken. The students cannot pay attention to the class because they have to receive the class standing. If you choose to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will help the students to pay attention to the class. Another reason is the computer lab needs more computers. The computers make easy to finish fast students' homework. But there is not enough equipment to each student so students have to wait to use one. It makes waste the time. Finally, if you support the option to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods the classrooms have to have a new blackboard. The classrooms in bad neighborhoods have blackboards on which you have to use a chalk. It makes difficult to clean. Teachers can't teach their classes without a blackboard because they can't explain more clear what they are teaching. Now is in your knowledge that if you choose to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will be benefit to student attendance the class.
Using the money to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will enhance the attendance to class by the students. First of all, classrooms need new chairs. The chairs of most of the classrooms in bad neighborhoods are broken. The students cannot pay attention to the class because they have to receive the class standing. If you choose to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will help the students to pay attention to the class. Another reason is the computer lab needs more computers. The computers make easy to finish fast students' homework. But there is not enough equipment to each student so students have to wait to use one. It makes waste the time. Finally, if you support the option to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods the classrooms have to have a new blackboard. The classrooms in bad neighborhoods have blackboards on which you have to use a chalk. It makes difficult to clean. Teachers can't teach their classes without a blackboard because they can't explain more clear what they are teaching. Now is in your knowledge that if you choose to improve the schools in bad neighborhoods will be benefit to student attendance the class.
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