The current situation of basic education in the United States faces many challenges, such as the uneven amount of education, the shortage of basic education teachers, and the allocation of basic education funds. However, the American government and education circles are also trying to improve the current situation of basic education.

In the United States, the quality of education varies greatly between regions. Schools in rich areas usually have better facilities and higher teachers, while schools in poor areas are relatively backward. The uneven quality of American basic education system means that there are obvious differences between regions and schools. The most obvious example is the difference between urban and rural areas. Schools in urban areas usually have better facilities and resources, while schools in rural areas are relatively backward. Another example is the difference between private schools and public schools. Private schools usually have higher-level teachers and better facilities, while public schools face a shortage of funds.

In addition, the differences of race and economic class are also important factors for the uneven quality of education. Black and Latino students are more likely to attend schools in poor areas, while white students are more likely to attend schools in rich areas. These differences lead to the educational gap between races and economic classes.