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    Should music be allowed in school? An Irrefutable study shows that listening to music when studying‚ helps teens get their work done faster with better grades. The only main problem is that the student handbook does not allow any type of audio player in school. On behalf of Dupree high school students‚ I say we promote this rule to be retracted from the handbook. Some of the reasons are that it will help us succeed in our education‚ boost our creativity levels‚ and ameliorate academic skills effectively

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    Jacob Ludwig Period 2 Language Arts Mrs. Percifield Cell Phone Usage When Driving 1.6 million car ‘accidents’ were caused by cell phones‚ that’s a large number that could easily be taken down if there were laws about it. Almost everybody has cell phones; even little kids have toys that resemble an Iphone. It shows that society is starting little kids on cell phones. That’s why many teens cannot get away from their cell phones. Cell phones now days have many apps that can easily distract drivers

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    S. Department of Education‚ the high school graduation rate has increased to eighty-one percent‚ the highest it has ever been. This increasing number is believed to be partially caused by the authorization of early high school graduation. I believe that graduating early from high school should be an option because students have more of an academic challenge‚ students are open to more opportunities‚ and students should not have to continue through high school if they already have enough credits to

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    work or to anywhere with any reason‚ they increase the speeds for arrive at a destination faster. In addition‚ some drivers occur on a cell-phone calling people. Imagine‚ one hand carries the phone and another hand holds a wheel or both hands drive the wheel but the phone is pinched between an ear and a shoulder. During the call‚ drivers concentrate on the phone talking more than the car controlling. Furthermore‚ teenager drivers increase gradually. Teenagers retain inexperience of driving along with

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    owning mobile phone has increased dramatically.Now‚mobile phones are not just calling‚but you can now text‚take and send pictures‚acess the Internet‚play games and much more.The variety of functions increased a mobile.They have also become a lot cheaper.Thus more and more young people use mobile phones.So‚should be student allowed use to cell phones in class? Nowadays‚increasing numbers of parents are purchasing cell phones for their children.So‚I think student should be allowed to bring their own

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    The Act of censorship is deciding on what people are allowed to view within the media. Censorship within schools is something that should be done in moderation‚ although the government and board of education find it to be more sufficient to use censorship as a tool to block provocative websites. It would be more effective for staff members to have control over the websites in which students are allowed to access due to the fact that most blocked websites are beneficial for educational purpose. It

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    Brandi Johnson 8th grade english Mrs. King April 26‚ 2016 Should Prayer Be Allowed In School…? True or false? Students and anybody else in a public school have a right to quietly pray any time they want. Reason one... prayer should be allowed in school is that FCA can help with life at home struggles in school and lots more like if you are going out on a mission trip and you see kids that don’t have a home‚ lots on streets and or living on the streets it’s sad because we don’t see that here but

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    United States‚ there are students receiving these “Participation trophies” for just showing up at an event. Is this right or wrong? These schools‚ as well with many other youth associations‚ are rewarding children trophies. There are many statistics that show both sides of this argument. People are starting to take things too far with the whole “reward everyone” and leaving no children or adults out of an event. It’s getting ridiculous. So the question being asked here is “Should kids get a trophy for

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    with intelligence. Students will tend to focus on that more than their class or homework.Therefore‚ schools should eliminate sports to cut budgets‚ focus on academics‚ and allow students to get more sleep. Sports are a main part in American history but they’re not important enough to spend all the schools money on. In the article it states that one school had not had a music teacher in years so they could fund the high school’s football program (Ripley 12). Another high school had to close their

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    Public schools across the United States have been dealing with the issue of dress codes. As of 2008‚ twenty-two U.S. states specifically authorized schools to institute dress codes or uniform policies (8). School boards may generally create and enforce dress code‚ but they must do so without violating students’ constitutional law (9). Schools are finding difficulty in enforcing their dress code among students. Parents feel as if the schools dress codes are condoning their students for expressing

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