Cutting Classes Affects Your Grades
Base on CLASSROOM High school prepares young people for future success in higher education and beyond. In fact, according to the National Dropout Prevention Center, graduating high school sets the stage for the next 50 years of a person’s life. As of 2009, however, 1.2 million high school students fail to graduate every year. Not finishing high school can have major consequences for both young people and the nation.
According to Quora We have a disciplinary model in place now where often, you can’t request that a student get detention, suspended, or moved out of your class, unless you can document that you have made prior contact with the student’s parents. This is fair for the most part, but sometimes you need a student out of the room NOW, and if you can never get a hold of parents, that doesn’t mean that you and other students should have to continue to endure a habitually disruptive student.
Cutting classes 