The United States faces many conflicts, one of which concerns public education funding. In fact, public schools should do everything they can to try to help students in whatever way they can. Some schools have better things to offer their schools. It depends on the population where the school is located. Do you agree that public schools should receive funding based on the population of where they are located? So much is unfair and we the people don't really have much to say publicly or even denounce this situation. Every student should have the same opportunities as someone who attends a school where tons of money is invested. Let us instead focus on tomorrow's future, because once we know it, the time will come to see these successful students become part of our country and allow us to move forward for the better. Despite the fact that public education funding will not help students succeed academically with the money provided to schools, every school deserves to receive as much money because students will receive a more appropriate education and be more successful in the future. Education will help students get the updated devices that will help them understand. An example would be “...Technology is making a difference in improving test scores and helping students achieve their performance goals.” Technology is a very important thing in schools for students. Some state funding is implicitly dedicated to technology devices, so that students can benefit from programs that help them understand some or all of the academic subjects needed to get ahead. With the technology provided to them in schools, students who attend that school and do not have an internet connection can take advantage of the opportunity...... middle of paper ......d- data/50028/comment-page-1Education Budget - CalEdFacts. (October 25, 2013). Retrieved October 30, 2013, from the California Department of Education: http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fr/eb/cefedbudget.aspGreenblatt, A. (August 19, 2013). California increases school funding to give a boost to poor children. Retrieved September 13, 2013 from npr: http://npr.org/2013/08/19/212294111/california-upends-school-funding-to-give-poor-kids-a-boostLazarin, M. (2013, 19 november). How stuck-in-the-mud school funding approaches hinder improvement. Retrieved November 20, 2013 from the Center for American Progess: http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/education/report/2013/11/18/79401/how-approaches-to-stuck-in-the-mud-le School funding hinders public school improvement. (2013, August 31). Retrieved September 6, 2013 from Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia: http://en.wikipedia.org?wiki?Public_education