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Anderson, IN , a place full of bad and disrespectful kids who are more worried about being cool , doing drugs , and not going to school Instead of enjoying their teenage life the right way and going to school to have a successful life. Madison county has a lot to do with this problem and should actually be very ashamed about it , as being in high school i hear a lot from older generations that school & anderson are’nt the same that school is’nt fun like it use to be and that anderson use to have a lot of fun things to do . Anderson expects kids to come to school 8 hours a day, 5 days out of our week, but can’t at least make school a more interesting place to be at.?

Madison county most likely locks up a lot of kids a day , and my opinion it is because kids have nothing else to do here, but be bored, which
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Is it a big deal for us to have a little bit of fun ? a bigger mall ,more places to go shopping , more places to eat , go karting , laser tagging , water parks .? Everything small Anderson gets gets taken away in a blink of an eye mostly because kids don't know how to act, but discipline has to come in somewhere every child doesn't deserve to be bored in their own town , and 5/10 of those kids could turn around in a better way with just a little bit of a distraction from the bad things out in the streets and the other 5 of those kids most likely just likes that hood lifestyle and nothing can change them.

Kids in Anderson only have a couple things to do , and eventually, after a while it gets very boring. Anderson has ONE movie theater that gets packed every weekend with kids and adults , what adults want to be around children 24/7 ? i don’t know any . Children here need their own places to hang out with but Madison county would rather spend their money on new street lights which were fine the way they were instead of creating a distraction for the

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