Should Raymond High School's Redo Policy Changed In Schools?

Imagine what would happen if all students at RHS had the opportunity to retake a test or quiz that negatively affects their grades. Some schools in the U.S. allow students to retake all tests and quizzes. Raymond High School only allows its students to retake a few tests and quizzes. The school’s policy on retakes are that the teachers decide what a student can and can’t redo. Most students enjoy the current policy, and others strongly dislike the policy, so it’s a bit of a controversial topic. Raymond High School should have its redo-policy changed, to where a student can retake any test or quiz, because it would allow students to get the highest grade possible, benefit the students who have trouble learning, and it would enforce a work ethic. …show more content…
First of all, a student could raise their G.P.A. if it was low or if it he was unsatisfied with it. The student could retake a test or two that bring their grade point average down like an anchor on a boat. A student with a higher G.P.A. has better confidence in their learning abilities and will try to maintain a high grade point average. Second of all, Colleges notice when students applying have outstanding grades. When a college is searching for new students, it is searching for the ones who put effort into learning and continuously try to improve themselves. Colleges do not have a redo policy, but by the time they are in college they will have learned that it is less of a hassle to do the test right the first time. If the redo policy was changed, students at Raymond High School would have astonishing grades and will be accepted into more