Critical Analysis of Front High School by Jonathan Kozol inconsistent teachers and lack of academic preparation. courses offered to them. Students expressed their thoughts on the lack of available classes, terrible school conditions and lack of toilets available to them. The large campus that could take up to fifteen minutes to get to the next class, the inconsistent staff that interfered with learning. Beverly Hills High School, a technical arts requirement, could be satisfied by taking courses such as broadcast journalism, advanced computer graphics, sculpture and sculpture, to name a few (709), compared at Fremont High offering classes in sewing, hairdressing and life skills. It is evident that the same opportunity is not available due to Fremont High School's socioeconomic class and location. The opportunities I was afforded at a small country school are absent at Fremont High School and it's actually painful. Educational opportunities should not be limited because of socioeconomic class. All Americans should have ready access to educational opportunities.

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