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The Importance Of Honor Roll
High school can be very stressful, especially senior year. We’re taking seven classes in one day and some days getting homework from every class, we’re trying to make the honor roll so we can graduate and get into the best colleges and we’re trying to figure out what we want to do with our lives in the future. Sports are many of our getaways from life. Sports makes students wanna do better in school but some just don't have the ability to maintain those high grades. Instead of kicking them off the team why not suspend them for a while and get them the help they need. Sometimes making the honor roll may be a little too much for some of us but of course failing should never be an option.

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