A letter about why it's a good idea for schools to stop giving us standardized tests.
Education has supposedly helped students get jobs, and prepare them for college, but it needs to do an update on it's material.
State laws that mandate teaching negative information about sexuality and gender orientations within sex education should be abolished for the safe...
I want to change the way new college students think, by making it mandatory for kids to graduate high school with a credit completed in a life skil...
schools start too early for students to properly learn
Homework in America has risen dramatically in the last century. This can cause negative affects on students.
How to improve the educational system and exploring different types of ways children can be taught, that will benefit our society and each individu...
I discuss the issues that face all schools from elementary to college. It has facts and personal experience/views. It also has a few ideas on ways ...
Getting a good education is important and so is funding programs that are electives or help students grow as learners.
School lunches
Teenage mental health affecting education
Common core has been applied but it doesn't always take into account what the children need.
I strongly encourage a raise in the Federal Minimum Wage of the United States because it would greatly increase the tolerance of the people who are...
This letter speaks about implementing help in private schools for children with learning disabilities
Why certain electives should be required in high school
Racism in schools will cause us to go backwards in history.
Dress codes can help schools in many different ways
On average kids are assigned 17.5 hours of homework each week. About 45 million kids play a sport and 6 out of 10 participate in extracurricular ac...
We don't have enough officers to protect our school.
Tests are bad.
The average start time for public schools in the U.S. is 8:03 am, too early for students to properly learn.
Students don't have time to work outside of class; no more homework!
My letter is about why we should have vocational training in high schools.
Create a policy requiring public school systems in all 50 states to recycle. School systems set the example for our students and create students wh...
This letter talks about what people do to themselves when they get bullied and how bullying could be stopped.
A formal letter to the Future President on the issues of School Meals.
The Common Core has been in place for three years, but it is not making our students any smarter.
Persuasive letter to the next President opposing standardized testing.
High school students who want to go to college need to take a test that is full of what they have learned. Testing should be less stressful and stu...
This is a letter about college tuition and the problems of the cost to go to college for families.
Physical Education should be a nationwide requirement in all schools. It has many benefits our country needs in order to start success at an early ...
If schools were to start later in the morning students would improve in school in so many ways.
Food waste is a serious issue....The extra produce costs school districts $5.4 million a day, but nearly $3.8 million of that is tossed in the tras...
If minimum wage is increased, then small businesses will go out of business, taxes would increase, and school dropout rates would increase.
College Tuition is creating an uncrossible gap in education between the poor and the rest of society.
Letter to the Future President for Eisele's class. My letter is about school systems having a program to help teens better understand the consequen...
Teenagers are in danger of having future sleeping disorders because of the traditional start time for school.
Kids have too much homework.Read on to see how it hurts us.
Teens don't get enough sleep, and it is proven. Starting school later in the morning is a small change that will make a big difference.
This letter is directed to whomever the next president shall be, and states that when in office they should help eliminate and or not make standard...
Schools start too early in the morning, causing students to lose sleep. Sleep deprivation is common among high school students and can lead to many...
School start times are too early.
Homework is just too much to deal with these days. It takes time away from being a kid, having family time, and just doing what you want to do.
Gun control and transgender bathroom
In schools, we don't learn the things we need to be successful and get jobs. If we had another year of high school we could learn these skills we a...
High school drop outs
According to the article: "We need to keep school safe for now on to protect our children.
This is why standardized test should be edited for better results
Education is really important, which means you need enough sleep to get through the day.
Schools all across the U.S.A give students way too much homework and pressure them to succeed. Eventually students just do homework to get it over ...
Not everyone learns the same. Still, public school systems do not teach in comprehensive, engaging, and creative ways. I believe that there should ...
Too many kids have dropped out of high school. You can make a difference. Fight for the future of America.
Dear future President of the United States of America, Will your opinion of the issue of Free College really benefit American Citizens? Or will it...
Lots of kids today are very fortunate and can acquire lots of things, although others aren't. Some kids in the United States of America can't get ...
In the past few years, involvement has gone down with fine arts in our education system. I address the benefits to fine arts and why we, as a coun...
Why we should be allowed to learn religion in school.
The education system must change in order to intellectually, culturally, and emotionally enrich today's students.
Early start times are forcing teens to wake up extremely early.
The United States' education system is disastrous.
Junk food should not be banned in schools because kids eat majority of their food outside of school and schools do not have enough funding to suppo...
Obesity rates have tripled and children obesity rates, more than doubling in the past few years. Something has got to be done to help save our youth.
This about the different problems students face regularly in school.
Schools need to start at a later time to benefit schools, students health, and student lives.
School dress codes establish a climate of "Rape Culture". Dress codes tell students that sexual assault will only be avoided if you dress in a way...
Integrating students in a classroom should not be allowed in any state nor school; it slows down the accelerated learners. Students should be place...
School districts and kids who move
My thoughts on standardized testing.
My letter is about creating a new scholarship for college students who's financial aid has ran out.
What are the pros and cons of both presidential candidates?
Over the past century, technology has advanced dramatically, medical breakthroughs are extending human life beyond what was previously thought impo...
Students are on overload with homework and need a way to more fully understand the content they are learning. I think the flipped classroom i the p...
Research shows that many students are suffering from the suffocating feelings of anxiety and failure due to the constant stress school inflicts on ...
This letter is about the ways education is received and how it needs to be changed to adapt to the learner.
About why we should have workforce training for high school students.
This is my take on how school funding should be done.
Slow Immigration Down
There are many ways that the future president can make America's schools healthier, such as: improving the nutritional values in lunches, enforcing...
Teenagers 16 to 19 years old are three and a half times more likely than the general population to be victims of rape
Kids get too much homework! Let's have the teachers cut back on homework and have longer school days to teach all homework in class.
Schools in America are extremely underfunded and it is causing problems in America's future
Problems facing public schools in the United States Today
Our children need education to survive, children need to know what to do in the real world when they become adults
State testing needs to be banned! Standardized tests put too much stress on students who need to be focusing on school work and not these tests.
25% of adults in the United States suffer from mental illness and suicide is the third leading cause of death in the United States in ages 10-24. H...
The punishments for marital rape are not as harsh as the punishments for rape itself. The government has took the time to make it a law that raping...
This letter explains why standardized testing is bad for our education.
Homework should be banned. It causes many problems that isn't helping students.
There is way too much homework given to students in middle school through high school. This is causing problems for some people.
Standardized tests are damaging students' childhood and learning, and are causing too much stress.
Sickness is school is a real issue. Personally, I think that vaccines should be necessary for students in public schools so an outbreak of diseases...
Programs in high school will help high school students discover what career path is right for them, decrease the average student debt, and help stu...
How I feel about high school dropouts.
Keeping a balance between homework and free time is healthy for students.
Schools are constantly bombarding students with an unnecessary amount of homework, which is causing an increase in stress, lack of sleep, and socia...
Charter Schools: Another Education Option
My issue is that we don't have skateboarding in school. We should have it in Gym or P.E.
Popularity amongst teens is resulting in poor behavior choices and not focusing on "the big picture" in life
Start times in American schools are reducing the amount of sleep a teenager gets, and are negativity affecting their grades.
No uniforms for public and private schools.
