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Public libraries provide all children, regardless of their background, with access to books. Books allow children to explore creativity, gain information, and develop literacy skills.
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Children benefit developmentally from being separated by elementary education and secondary education. The option of having electives allows children to have classes they enjoy and that relate to their personal interests.
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Teaching being recognized as a profession allows teachers to create social improvements through education and encourages teachers to feel appreciated and perform better. Children benefit from teachers who enjoy their work and care about the children as individuals.
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Children benefit from having each class focus on one subject at a time and being in smaller classes so they can have more personal attention. Children also benefit from being able to go outdoors to learn and going on field trips because it provides them with a way to experience the information first-hand and through various senses.
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It is important for children to learn how to be good people, not just learn basic subjects like math and science. Children need to know and practice the values of respect, responsibility, honesty, integrity, discipline, perseverance, compassion, and citizenship to develop as positive members of society.
