Is our School System Crucial?
Letters to the Next President
Oskar Baldwin 11-4-16 Yellow-ELA Dear Madam or Mr. President, My name is Oskar, I am thirteen years old. I am an eighth grader at the Edith C. B...
“The fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott by a cop in Charlotte has once again sparked outrage about police officers' treatment of black men when l...
The official definition for immigration: The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country. However, the definition of illegal immigrat...
Since the mid-1800’s, animal testing has been used in the US and all over the world.
Right now, in 2016, the amount of Teenagers wanting to come out and identify themselves as a part of the LGBTQ Community is awe-inspiring, yet how ...
As a person who is living at 21th century, the technology has been improved greatly. However, no one thought or considered these technology will co...
Why should a dead body have more rights than a pregnant woman?
"Chemotherapy (chemo) usually refers to the use of medicines or drugs to treat cancer. The thought of having chemotherapy frightens many people. Bu...
Animals face harsh and cruel acts around the world from humans, leading to death, and even extinction, and is up you, as the new president of the U...
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Public and private schools are becoming more and more dangerous due to the violence that goes on in schools.
No one should be kneeing for the National Anthem it is disrespectful.
Animal cruelty needs to stop- and vegetarianism needs to start
Dear Madam or Mr. President, My name is Aysia and I am a twelve year old turning thirteen very soon who is allergic to eggs,dairy, and nuts. Now ...
Climate change is a serious problem that needs to be dealt with immediately.
There is inadequate funding for arts programs at school, and there isn't enough emphasis on the importance of it.
Hello, Madam/Mr. President. One of the country's crisis is our college debt. The entire college debt is over $1,700,000,000. That accounts almost 1...
America is a diverse country made up of minorities. Everyone deserves a fair chance and equal rights.
American health care way to expensive
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In America, women earn an average of 80 cents for every dollar a man makes for the same work. Women and men are equal, and women have the ability t...
Animals are treated in horrible ways and it's up to our government to reduce this cruelty in the world.
November 4,2016 Dear Future President, My name is Huy Phan and I am from Viet Nam. I study in ESL2 in Brighton High School. Now I live in Dorc...
Police Brutality is a growing issue in America and something needs to happen about it.
"Those who have the strength and the love to sit with a dying patient in the silence that goes beyond words will know that this moment is neither f...
Abortion should not become illegal
Women deserve to get paid the same as men because at the point we are in our economy, gender does not affect work performance. Wage is compensation...
Police Brutality
Child abuse is a terrible issue world wide that needs to be addressed.
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This letter is about the cost of college tuition and how big of an issue it is for this generation. Therefore, this is an issue that must be dealt ...
The burden of being raped, sexually harassed, or sexual abused is not understood in America, leading to problems with our justice system and rapist...
Funding for schools is unfair and leaves many children disadvantaged. How can we solve this issue?
Poverty in Small towns, is often over looked. The next president, really needs to take into consideration how that can be positively changed.
I recently was scrolling through a video which explained how so many things have changed in a hundred years, but the school system hasn't changed m...
College athletes should not be paid.
Affordable college is a MUST! Were the future of America.
At a time when conversations about race and violence dominate every platform, Madyson Frame recites a spoken word poem describing her frustration a...
A summary of a few of many of underlying faults in the American public education system
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