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So essentially we have two sides the kids who like this school and the kids who hate it. There really is no in between in these two sides you either love it you hate it. One of the arguments is “How many schools let you have your own computers to bring to school.” Well that might be true if you have your own personal computer but if you have a chromebook you might as well give up. On the other side we have kids saying “ The teachers suck the school is pointless.” I am more on I hate this school than the I love this school. Every school isn’t perfect though right? Well the people who enjoy this school use that to their advantage and the side that is against prefers to exploit it. If you had to go to the boys and girls club you would understand why I have such a deep hatred for this school. …show more content…
The “Stem” vibe they are trying to force up our buttholes is there for the girls not for the boys. “Well boys get to do video game club and learn how to program there.” You might be saying. No just no. We don’t get taught anything there and my interest more lays in the programing part not the building part which is why I don’t want to do engineering club. “Well they do programming in there.” I want to make video games though not just program robots not doing some crappy scratch programming. What about the kids who are too poor to pay for programming camps. It seems the kids who love this school are just eating all of this up. School in a whole is stupid. Take the years you are dumbest and your brain is still developing cram all of these facts into your head and then that will predict the rest of your life. Yes, What you do in your childhood and college days predicts the rest of your life. What job you get what house you get all of it. I’m not saying school isn’t important because it is. Just how they go about it is. How many deaths do you think are related to teens and college

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