8:05 A.M., Chris is sprinting his down the hall to English, only to find everyone sitting down, staring at the entrance of the room, and the teacher marking everyone but him present. This would not have happened if Chris’s locker had not jammed when he attempted to open it to put his bag inside. East Jordan Middle High School has an issue with the amount of tardies and absences of students. The way to fix EJMHS’s issue is to rewind it’s ban on bags in classrooms, which would also help with other issues. East Jordan Middle High School must change their rule on bags in classrooms because of availability of bags, efficiency of time, and absence of threats. To begin, availability of bags are why EJMHS must change their rule on bags in classrooms. For one, they would have everything with them. It would permit going straight to their class rather than their locker, and then to their class. Students need all the
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For one, bombs are not an issue here. In all the time of being a student at EJMHS, never have I ever been bombed nor been under lockdown for a bomb threat. No bomb threats means that there are no bombs in the school. In addition to the absence of bombs, there are no drugs. My entire group of friends, including me, have never been propositioned to buy drugs. If we have never been propositioned to buy drugs, chances are that drugs are not common in this area, because my group of friends consists of almost everyone in 10th grade. Finally, there is compromise with clear bags. If teachers, or staff are suspicious of a student having something illegal, they can see everything inside. Because the bags are clear, students would be smart not to put anything that would land them in jail inside. Because bombs nor drugs are an issue, and a compromise with clear bags is available, EJMHS must change their rule that they have on bags in
For one, bombs are not an issue here. In all the time of being a student at EJMHS, never have I ever been bombed nor been under lockdown for a bomb threat. No bomb threats means that there are no bombs in the school. In addition to the absence of bombs, there are no drugs. My entire group of friends, including me, have never been propositioned to buy drugs. If we have never been propositioned to buy drugs, chances are that drugs are not common in this area, because my group of friends consists of almost everyone in 10th grade. Finally, there is compromise with clear bags. If teachers, or staff are suspicious of a student having something illegal, they can see everything inside. Because the bags are clear, students would be smart not to put anything that would land them in jail inside. Because bombs nor drugs are an issue, and a compromise with clear bags is available, EJMHS must change their rule that they have on bags in