Persuasive Essay: Do High School Sports Help Students

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High school sports are beneficial for students because sports help the students have a better and healthier life and makes them more active and they have better opportunities. High school sports are good for students because it helps them have a better life like for example the person can become a famous sports player. Sports help students feel more excited of going to school. Also high school should have sports because they keep the students active and helps them have a healthier life and makes the student be in good shape. Students that are in sports go after goals not just in the game and in life and in school they go after their goals and they do everything they can to accomplish their goals. Students learn more things when they are

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