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The Importance Of School Rules Of The Dierks High School
Even though there is an abundance of astounding school rules to follow, one of these many rules is outrageous. The Dierks High School has a rule that Students have only four minutes to arrive from one class to the next. This rule needs to be improved. A solution to help improve this predicament, is to simply lengthen the time to five minutes.
One reason why this rule should be lengthened is because many Students need to use the restroom in between classes and end up with little to no time to do so. This particular School rule is outrageous. It takes away the time that we have to take care of our Necessities before returning to our next class. Students should have at least 5 minutes to get to class in between each class or session.
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