Don't you just hate it when there are kids in class that disrupt the teacher and also disrupt the learning process? Don't you hate it when you can't hear the teacher's instructions and don't know what's going on? The kids who disrupt the class just get sent out or get suspended for a couple of day then come back and do it all over again. They don't want to learn so they distract other students from learning. Is that fair? I think kids who act up, disrupt and distract other students, and kids who continuously keep getting sent out of class should be put in a school together, a seperate school from everyone else.

Yes because it is taking away from the students that are trying make something of themselves. It is a major distraction and alot of disruption.

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I think there should be schools that focus on one thing. so, if you want to be a mechanic go to this high school and learn that subject. If you want to be a pharmacist go to this high school and learn about medicine all day. If you absolutely know what you want to do with your life and your job or career, there should be a school or schools that teach what you want to learn. what you would enjoy to learn.

why should they teach you that stuff in highschool? thats the point of college.

If a kid doesn't want to learn, why should there be a separate school for them and everyone else? It isn't going to make a difference where they are at. They've gotta want it for themselves and they've gotta want to do better.

Ikki has a point, then there is the whole problem with parents making their kids go to specific schools because thats what they want them to do, not what the kids want.

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I think there should be schools that focus on one thing. so, if you want to be a mechanic go to this high school and learn that subject. If you want to be a pharmacist go to this high school and learn about medicine all day. If you absolutely know what you want to do with your life and your job or career, there should be a school or schools that teach what you want to learn. what you would enjoy to learn.

That's not always the greatest idea. I'm in college, and I'm glad I don't have to decide on a major just yet because it's fun to take random classes not even related to your major just to see what else is out there.

By having people go to specific schools, it takes away from them the ability to find out that they're good at and/or enjoy something that, had they gone to a specified school, they would never have been able to learn about or experience.

I think there should be schools that focus on one thing. so, if you want to be a mechanic go to this high school and learn that subject. If you want to be a pharmacist go to this high school and learn about medicine all day. If you absolutely know what you want to do with your life and your job or career, there should be a school or schools that teach what you want to learn. what you would enjoy to learn.


BLessings

Why does it sound great, Amour?

As great as that sounds I mean really it sounds wonderful it's never going to happen.

I have so many idiots in my classes and I still learn.

No matter what if you want to learn you will and nothing is going to stop you not even the idiots in the front row.

My high school got so crowded that they had to make four separate lunches for everyone. And then they built a high school in my town and all was well. :P

I never got to attend that new high school though. I graduated from the one that was thirty minutes away.

Most public schools have around 3,000.

Too...many...teens...CONFINEDSPACE.

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1600

Only 1600? We have over 3000!

We only have about 800 people

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1600

Only 1600? We have over 3000!

you know if we go with OP's idea and seperate out the schools based on wanting to learn my school would have a populace of about 100 (it's currently 1600)

Huh?

You're an anomole. Next?

Well my mom really pushes the Art thing. My dad pushed the academic. I think they are both happy I don't do sports because that would take time away from the above.

Hm, yes. My parents were sort of neutral. Juno is hardly worshipped anymore and sports still rule our lives!

Hmm. Its the opposite with my parents. I guess I am just lucky though.

Parents don't. They're all sports fanatics. Evidentally excelling in sports sends you to better places than actually learning does.