English, 05.04.2020 02:48 FlayMaster101

(1) The bell rings, the lockers slam, and the crowded hallways empty as kids
and teachers fill the classrooms, ready to begin a new school day. (2) Students
study math, science, history, literature, music, and art. (3) They write essays, take
tests, do homework, and sports practices. (4) But should they do more? (5) Could
school be a place where students are part of something bigger than just academics
and activities? (6) The answer is yes. (7) Our school should join other schools and
have great projects for kids.
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Our school should join other schools in implementing a citizenship program that will require service projects within the school.
School can be a place where students are part of something bigger than just academics, classrooms, and lunch rooms.
We as a school can offer programs that help kids do amazing things with their lives to day and add to their futures.
in this paper I'll tell you how we can set some new goals and encourage kids in our school to be more responsible.

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