Debt.. A big issue huh? It's one of the main issues we have in the United States.
About how its important to lower are debt. And what could happen if we dont.
College tuition should be lowered because it should be more affordable to the average American family without them going into major debt.
Michael Lobsenz wants the next president to enforce gun-free zones in schools. Produced by Devin DeAnda and Michael Lobsenz, students of Cedar Ridg...
I believe that our national debt is getting out of hand each year on a tramendence amount of money. I know our next president can help this problem...
Why the war in Afghanistan isn't necessary.
This letter is to inform about the high percentage of obesity; the increse risk of gaining diabetes, in high school lunches and to pursuede and sho...
November 4th, 2016 Dear Future President, have you ever had a problem with money and had a hard time not being stressed? Well, imagine that as ...
Once upon a time on the land that we live on now, people dreamed through their high school years about going to college and being able to pay it ...
Want a better economy? Tuition-free college is the way to go!
Students need technology in their school to be ready for the real world.
Throughout the years, many things have improved. It's time that education takes a part in that as well.
Students are in debt and are worried because they can"t pay it.
Persuasive letter to the next President opposing standardized testing.
The reasons why we are against the War in Afghanistan
College prices should be eradicated or decreased.
Everyone has the right to go to a great college and have it be affordable.
Students are constantly in debt and constantly worried about their financial status because of college tuition.
People not getting enough education, causing them to have no jobs and money.
Dear Next President: As college education costs skyrocket, student loans are at an all time high. Need data? This infographic provides examples of ...
Persuasive letter with reasons to make standardized testing a thing of the past
Our national debt is dangerously close to exceeding $20 Trillion, and jobs aren't being created quickly enough.
