“Utility billsgrow some schools aren’t able to handle the increase in most expenses, while otherscould handle the expenses.”(The Pros and Cons of Year-Round Schools) “Duringbreaks or when the building is empty it is set to conserve as much power as possible.That means turning of all unused appliances, a year round school would require anincreased use in lights, computers, kitchen appliances and A/C. As for teachers, theyare not paid year round, the have 2 options for a salary, either A: in the 9 months schoolis in session they get paid a surplus each month to cover the break periods such assummer. V: they receive a spread out salary to cover all 12 months. A year roundschool would increase the amount of money we would have to pay as taxpayers tomaintain our schools and pay our educators.” (Dakota Cusumano)In Addition, year round schooling also “helps reduces teen crime,”(MatthewLynch) It keeps children in school and in their books instead of on the streets. Thishelps save money for the community because this can mean less children outdestroying people's properties or getting in trouble. “Without the educational toolsnecessary to pursue a career many of these children find themselves mixed up in drugsand crime. This further perpetuates many of the issues that prevail in the inner citiesand creates a cycle of danger, violence and poverty.” ( Jessica Washington)Also, year round schooling has an …show more content…
Schools may operate on a single-track schedulewhere all students are on the same calendar and get the same holidays off, or a multi-track schedule, which has groups of students attending school at different times withdifferent vacations. Multi-tracking is popular because it allows schools to enroll morestudents than buildings would normally hold.” (Research Spotlight on Year-RoundEducation) Extracurricular activities can also be year round. This way if your childrenare involved in any sports, clubs , or after school activities they will engage their timeinto more positive things, rather than going doing dumb things. “Extracurricular activitiesnot only enhance a student's school experience, but they can also help students boosttheir confidence, improve self-esteem and form important friendships.” (Maria Magher)School is where most children really figure themselves out, they learn about themselvesand figure out the world they live in. Wouldn’t you rather have your child in school yearround spending their time wisely and effectively, or rather than having themunsupervised and perhaps opening up opportunities for trouble. All in all, “a hundred years ago; most Americans still worked some form ofagricultural jobs. Aside from high infant mortality rates, most people had a lot of childrenbecause they required help on their farms. Children would wake up before the sun, helpwith the crops, and go to school. Summer breaks were not