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    Should School Start Time?

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    Schools should have later start times‚ as allowing students to wake up at a later time improves their academic performance‚ mental health‚ and physical ability. Firstly‚ success in school relies heavily on the fact that students are receiving a healthy amount of sleep. Adolescents require around 9 ¼ hours of sleep a night; however‚ according to a widespread study run by a pediatric group‚ students lose around 120 minutes of sleep per week due to school. In fact‚ many of the students have reported

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    Prayer needs to be reinstated back into schools Allowing prayer back into our schools will help shape and mode the younger generations into mature ethical adults. Looking in the newspaper today will show you all sorts of immoral acts. It is my belief the foundation for creating an ethical or moral learning environment begins with knowing there is a higher power. This environment would help train children to be more ethical. Knowing someone is always watching goes a long way in deterring children

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    secretary said‚ “One of the problems we have is children are not in school long enough in the day during the year.” To what extent do you agree with Gove’s view? In this essay I will be discussing the pros and cons regarding the hour’s children spend in school during the day throughout the whole year. Michael Gove‚ and education secretary stated that ‘one of the problem we have is children are not in school long enough in the day during the year.’ There are many positive and negative opinions with

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    Against School Prayer The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s article explains that religion should not be acceptable in public schools for the simple fact that religion is not universal. In the second paragraph of the article‚ the author states‚ “Our public schools are for all children‚ whether Catholic‚ Baptist‚ Quaker‚ atheist‚ Buddhist‚ Jewish‚ agnostic.” FFrF interjects that silent‚ personal prayer should never be outlawed in public schools‚ but should be the only acceptable form of prayer (page

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    or prohibiting the free exercise thereof‚” and also guarantees “freedom of speech” and freedom “of the press” (Madison). However‚ public schools in America have challenged those rights through a series of court cases. Nonetheless‚ students still retain these religious freedoms in a limited way‚ and schools cannot stop students from exercising these rights. Schools should allow students to freely express their religious beliefs as long as their expressions do not severely interfere with the activities

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    4 day public school week

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    topic of schools converting to a four-day school week. The main reason for this transition would be for schools to save money which was discussed in both articles. Many schools found that eliminating Fridays can save money on transportation‚ heating‚ food services and substitute teachers. The articles also stated that the number of student‚ teacher and staff absences also declined. Students’ scores increased which they believe is due to additional class time in the extended hours of a four-day week.

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    Prayer in schools; for a very long timeprayer in schools has been a very controversial issue. Prayer is known as a spiritual communion with God or an object of worship‚ as in supplication‚ thanksgiving‚ adoration‚ or confession. This issue was actually first brought up in 1962 when a young girl was forced to participate in prayers at school. Since then‚ her case‚ with the help of American Atheists Organization‚ prayer has been banned from schools to the point where it could not be led my any member

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    People argue whether students should learn about world religions in school or no. Teaching religion in schools helps students understand the differences among the principles of each and every religion. It is a means of proposing that people are different from each other and have different beliefs. Some people claim that religious education is a tool that interferes with cultural and private beliefs of teenagers and could deliver a false picture of a specific religion but it is the total opposite

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    In 1962 the Supreme Court decided that public schools did not have the power to authorize school prayer. This decision made public school in the U.S. more atheistic than many European nations. For example‚ crosses still hang on the classroom walls in Poland‚ and the Ten Commandments are displayed in Hungary. There are prayers held at the beginning of legislative and judicial sessions and every President has mentioned a divine power in his inaugural speech. In keeping with a spirit of religious freedom

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    the United States Judiciary. From the first case of Bradfield v. Roberts in 1899 to the most recent case of Santa Fe Independent School Dist. v. Doe in 2000. Although some cases dealt with appropriations‚ many cases brought before the courts dealt with the introduction of religion and religious activities within government institutions‚ especially in public schools. Should local‚ state‚ or the federal government support‚ establish‚ participate in‚ or otherwise

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