Ivm-Hildreth Board Of Education Research Paper

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The Wilcox-Hildreth’s board of education has asked students to make recommendations about what elective courses should be added to high school curriculum. A photography class should be added so student can learn how to take better pictures, it can help them in other high school activities, and someday students may open their own business. The Wilcox-Hildreth board of education should add photography to the high school curriculum so students can learn to take high quality pictures. Students would like to be taught how to focus a camera. When students get taught how to focus a camera pictures will be better and not blurry. Students also need to know that when taking pictures you need to have nice/attractive scenes. Not only do students need to know how to take better pictures it will help them in the future. …show more content…
WE don’t want bad looking pictures in our yearbook. I am the FFA reporter and don’t know how to take good pictures as if we had a photography class that would help me out. Adding photography class will help students when they get out of high school also. Finally, adding a photography class to our curriculum is the best option because students can make good money if they know how to do it correctly. Students that take this photography class could open their own business! They could even have a gallery and become a famous photographer. The Wilcox-Hildreth board of education should add photography to our high schools curriculum because it will help students take high quality pictures, can use the knowledge for school activities, and even open up their own business

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