Every year over 1.2 million students drop out of High school in the United States alone. Thats a student every 26 seconds or 7,0000 a day. High school students go through a lot just to make it to college. In society we deal with a lot of educational problems and peer pressure. High school failure rates affect college attendance because the academic system is getting more difficult. Colleges want high test scores which causes more stress on the student. The Lack of a supportive adult or parent living in the home.
HighSchool failure rates are being affected because the HighSchool material is getting harder. When students drop out of school, the course of their lives may be to a total end. The easy things become more difficult and the academic life because a struggle. Dropouts earn less than their peers with more education and are most likely end up in prison. According to the U.S American Community Survey…“ the population of U.S. 18- 24 year olds not enrolled in school without a high school diploma was 16.4% in 2009.” Most students feels as if getting your GED is easier but …show more content…
Every student wants that to go to person and understandmeant between their parents. According to Jeri LaBahn from edps.org ” Parent involvement actually declines as students grow older.”As the students enter those adult real world things they start to draw away from their parents. Sometimes the parent may not be able to have full involvement because they have to work. When the students feels less wanted at school and home, you get more missed days at school. Finally the students ends up dropping out and start blaming the outsiders for their own pitiful
HighSchool failure rates are being affected because the HighSchool material is getting harder. When students drop out of school, the course of their lives may be to a total end. The easy things become more difficult and the academic life because a struggle. Dropouts earn less than their peers with more education and are most likely end up in prison. According to the U.S American Community Survey…“ the population of U.S. 18- 24 year olds not enrolled in school without a high school diploma was 16.4% in 2009.” Most students feels as if getting your GED is easier but …show more content…
Every student wants that to go to person and understandmeant between their parents. According to Jeri LaBahn from edps.org ” Parent involvement actually declines as students grow older.”As the students enter those adult real world things they start to draw away from their parents. Sometimes the parent may not be able to have full involvement because they have to work. When the students feels less wanted at school and home, you get more missed days at school. Finally the students ends up dropping out and start blaming the outsiders for their own pitiful