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    Education System

    in the USA

    Prepared by: Autai Takhmina


    Plan:
    1)Overview and Key Characteristics of the U.S. Education System

    2)Structure of the Education System

    3)Higher Education

    4)Unique Features of the U.S. Education System

    5)Conclusion
    Welcome To the USA

    The education system in the United


    States is diverse and offers options for
    students through both public and
    private schools. Public schools are
    funded by the government, while
    private schools are funded through
    tuition and private sources.
    Local School Districts
    Schools are organized and
    managed by local school districts,
    which have control over budgets,
    curriculum choices, and policies.

    State Regulations
    Each state sets its own educational
    requirements, including curriculum
    standards, teacher qualifications,
    and graduation requirements.
    Federal Standards
    The federal government provides
    funding and guidelines, focusing on
    ensuring equal access to quality
    education through initiatives like
    standardized testing and
    The combination of local, state, and accountability programs.
    federal levels creates a flexible system
    designed to meet the needs of diverse
    communities across the country.
    Preschool/Kindergarten
    This is early childhood education
    for children up to age 5. It focuses
    on social, emotional, and basic
    academic skills to prepare
    children for elementary school.

    Elementary School
    Covers grades 1-5, typically for
    children ages 6-11. At this stage,
    students learn fundamental subjects
    such as reading, writing, mathematics,
    science, and social studies.
    Middle School
    Encompasses grades 6-8, for students ages 12-14.
    Description Here
    During this period, students begin to explore more
    specialized courses and subjects, including advanced
    mathematics, language arts, and introductory
    science.

    High School
    Includes grades 9-12, for students ages 15-18. In
    high school, students have more freedom to
    choose subjects based on their interests and
    career goals. They may take elective courses,
    advanced placement (AP) classes, or vocational
    programs to prepare for higher education or the
    workforce.
    Higher Education Universities
    The U.S. higher education system includes several Universities provide four-year programs for
    types of institutions, offering flexibility for students to students to earn a Bachelor’s degree.
    choose based on their goals, interests, and finances. Students can also continue their studies to
    The U.S. is home to some of the world's top universities, earn a Master’s degree or a Doctoral degree
    known for their academic excellence, research facilities, and (Ph.D.) if they want to specialize in a subject or
    diverse programs. pursue research.

    Harvard University (Cambridge,


    Massachusetts)
    Established in 1636, Harvard is the oldest
    university in the U.S.
    It offers a wide range of undergraduate and
    graduate programs and is known for its law,
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    business, and
    lectures, medical
    speeches, schools.
    reports, and more. It is
    mostlyhas
    Harvard presented
    one like.
    of the largest libraries in the
    world and a global network of alumni.
    Stanford University (Stanford, California) University of California, Berkeley (UC
    TRAVEL AGENCY
    Berkeley) (Berkeley, California)
    Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stanford is a
    leading university for technology and UC Berkeley is a top public university with a strong
    entrepreneurship. reputation in engineering, business, law, and the

    MOre Happines With Us


    It offers strong programs in engineering, business,
    and computer science.
    sciences.
    It is known for its diverse student body and
    Stanford is famous for its connection to major tech activism.
    companies and startups. As part of the University of California system, it
    provides high-quality education with lower tuition
    for California residents.
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    (MIT) (Cambridge, Massachusetts) Yale University (New Haven,
    Connecticut)
    MIT is world-renowned for its focus on science, Yale is one of the oldest and most prestigious
    technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). universities in the U.S.
    It has cutting-edge research facilities and offers It is known for its law school, as well as programs in
    advanced programs in these fields. arts and humanities.
    MIT graduates often become leaders in technology The university emphasizes a liberal arts education
    and innovation. Description andDescription
    has a strong tradition in Description
    performing arts and
    social sciences.
    Unique Features of the U.S. Education System
    2. Extracurricular Activities
    The U.S. education system has several
    unique characteristics that set it apart. Schools and universities in the U.S. place a
    strong emphasis on extracurricular activities,
    1.Credit and GPA System:
    such as sports, arts, music, theater, academic
    Students earn credits for completing clubs, and volunteer work.
    courses, which count towards graduation
    requirements. 3. Standardized Tests (SAT and ACT)

    GPA (Grade Point Average) is a system used to measure a The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) and ACT
    student’s academic performance. It is calculated based on (American College Testing) are important exams
    the grades received in courses and typically ranges from for college admissions in the U.S. They assess the
    0.0 (lowest) to 4.0 (highest). For example: knowledge and skills students have gained in
    A = 4.0 (Excellent) high school, including math, reading, writing, and
    B = 3.0 (Good) reasoning skills. [email protected]
    C = 2.0 (Satisfactory)
    D = 1.0 (Poor)
    SAT: St., Any City, ST 12345
    123 Anywhere
    F = 0.0 (Failing) Consists of sections such as Math, Reading, and
    Writing. It is scored on a scale from 400 to 1600
    GPA is important for college admissions, scholarships, and points.
    assessing a student’s overall academic performance. ACT:
    Includes sections like Math, Reading, Science,
    and Writing, and is scored on a scale from 1 to 36.
    Conclusion
    The U.S. education system offers structured and
    flexible pathways, supporting students from early
    childhood to higher education. Its emphasis on
    academics, extracurriculars, and standardized testing
    prepares students for future success.
    Education in the U.S. not only promotes personal
    growth but also impacts society and the economy by
    developing a skilled and innovative workforce.
    Reference
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_Unit
    ed_States

    https://leapscholar.com/blog/education-system-in-
    the-usa-understanding-the-schooling-system-in-the-
    usa/

    https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-
    services/the-act.html
    https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
    Thank you
    f o r y o u r a t t e n t i o n

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