Should Dropouts Be Allowed In Schools

Have you ever wondered who pays for a student to be able to get into public school? We do. It cost $10,616 to send a student to public school for one year. School dropouts should pay back the money used to educate them. If they don’t pay back the money then that would mean the student flushed our money down the drain. Every 26 seconds a high school student drops out of school. That’s over 65 billion dollars a year, if this keeps up then our money should go towards other things like projects, debt, and social security. Lastly, for the students who are going to school, some of the dropout money should go towards schools so it can afford better books, makeovers, or the necessary school supplies.
If dropouts pay back the money, or at least half then the money help more people who get into the school they want. Children from a poor family will have a chance for a good education or schools can be built in cities that really need one. Schools should also provide some of the necessary school supplies since most students dropout because they can’t keep buying school necessities.
If this keeps up then our some of our money should start going towards other things like projects (public pools, hotels), federal debt, and communities
Eventually the money can also help pay for better schools and textbooks. If you’re going to stay in school then it should be decent. Some money can be donated to schools so they can pay for sports gear, school activities, and computes.
In conclusion, dropouts should have to pay back the money used to educate them. It can help more people get into school, help schools be better, and help pay for other things. It is clear from the number of students who dropout that schools need to be