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    Changing School Lunches

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    A school consists of mostly students if it wasn’t for them there would be no schools‚ and a way of showing how much a school appreciates their students is by having a healthier lunch menu. Changing the school lunch is an action that can benefit the teachers‚ administration‚ and the students in the school. The lunch that is normally served usually is not the best food or just isn’t as appetizing as a home cooked meal. The fact that students don’t find the lunch good causes them to not eat which

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    Changing school times

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    “Beep! Beep! Beep!” Every morning millions of children wake up to this sound‚ getting ready to go to school. Children (especially adolescent) tend to try to rest for “just five more minutes.” This will usually turn out to children missing the bus because they fell back asleep. Many think school time being pushed back would be helpful to children‚ but some think it won’t be as helpful. Changing school times does not only affect the children‚ but affects other people as well. According to Elizabeth

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    them everywhere they go‚ even into their classrooms at school. This situation has brought about considerable debate between school administrations and parents and students as to how cell phone use in schools should be handled. Here are 10 disadvantages to allowing kids to have cell phones in schools. Distraction for the group: A ringing phone‚ or beeping text‚ or buzzing “reminder” are all distracting sounds that disrupt the classroom. School is a child’s “work” and if cell phones are going off

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    immigrant children and a dramatic increase in enrollment numbers. It had been used in American schools‚ along with other overseas countries for various reasons‚ as a mechanism to sort children viewed as having limited preparation or capacity for schooling from native children. It was needed to organize a coherent curriculum system that eventually was formed into a pyramidal‚ hierarchal base to befit the changing economy. However‚ tracking foundational principles has lost a lot of its accommodating appeals

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    Residential schools How they were meant to rob native children of their heritage Residential schools robbed native children of their heritage to prepare them for life in “white society”. This led to stolen childhoods and forgotten heritage. Aboriginal children were sent to schools that were called “Indian Residential Schools”. Residential schools were run by the Government of Canada and the churches (Catholic‚ Anglican‚ Methodist‚ United and Presbyterian). Residential schools were open from 1831

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    advantages of missing school it play a big role in our every day life. As I was young my mother always pressed on me how important school really is. It took me to get older and learn from experience that going to class is important but actually learning something at school is even more important. There are many people I see every day that probably could have been something or somebody if they had learned something while in school. I have made a mistake to not attend school and by not attending I

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    Changing schools Hearing that I was going to move made me upset. When most people move they likely go to a different house but in the same area for the child’s school. In my case‚ I moved to a house on the other side of town and go to a new school with people I do not know. This made me feel like I was leaving my childhood away. Everything and everyone I knew was just going to be far away. When I was in 7th grade when my mom told me we were going to move far away code for going to a new school. This

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    The Disadvantages on Full Day School Introduction Full day schooling refers to a longer day at preschool where they not only learn but are also given time for play. (Lamphere‚ 2009) Full day preschools run for five hours or longer for five days a week. Half day preschools run for approximately 3 hours for five days a week. (Rosamilia‚ 2008) Researchers have constantly compared these two types of schooling and most studies came to a conclusion that full day schools are better than half day schools

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    the length of a girl’s hair why should that stop you from learning it doesn’t matter how long their hair is it shouldn’t keep you from your goals. “When schools require a certain hair length only for boys‚ or say that girls can wear earrings‚ but boys cannot wear earrings‚ they discriminate and prevent students from learning in an inclusive school climate.”Clovis Unified Ready for Legal Fight over Dress Code." Fresnobee. Web. 03 Feb. 2010.When students do not view themselves as attractive‚ a lost

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    Advantages and Disadvantages of the uniforms in the schools Students all around the world have worn school uniform for many years. Many schools in Japan‚ France‚ USA and Israel‚ oblige students to come to school with a uniform. Wearing school uniform has advantages and disadvantages. Ones of the principal advantages are; that schools can be identified by the public. Everyone is the same; no one can set fashions or be teased for wearing weird or out of fashion clothes. Often makes kids behave better

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