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Should Students Be Required To Stay In School
Should students stay in school till there 18? Students should be required by law to stay in school till they are 18. Students should be required to stay in school till their 18 because if they do they will have a less chance of needing assistance by the public or going to jail, a better income, and have an overall better impact on their life. If students stay in school till they're 18 they will have a less likely chance of not needing assistance by the public or going to jail in the future.
In Radio interview “Paul Moran Talks with Missy Remiss on WSCH” Missy Remiss says “They even have a higher likelihood of ending up in jail or on public assistance.’’ If the students are not required to stay in school they will have a high chance of jail

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