Why A Student's License Should Be Taken Away

Have you ever had your license taken away by your principal? According to this rule if you make some mistakes then you might end up losing it. The rule of the principal being able to7 take your license away doesn’t need to be taken away or removed it just needs to be changed.

The rule is that the principal shall invalidate the student's driver's license or permit until the earliest of the following events: The person becomes eighteen years of age. One hundred twenty (120) days after the person is suspended for the second or more suspension. One hundred eighty (180) days after the person is expelled. The suspension or expulsion is reversed after the person has had a hearing under IC 20-33-8 The student has re-enrolled in school and is in good standing (grades/attendance/behavior).

A simple way that this rule could be changed for the better is that in order for the principal to invalidate a student’s license the principal must have at least five or more reasons and evidence on why the student’s license should be removed from them. If the principal has at least five or more reasons then the …show more content…
A total of 55% of student drive themselves to school. 39% of the students are white and 16% of the students are black. If a student’s get their license taken away and they live in a different town with no bus services and their parents work. What will they do other than nothing because they don’t have a license. They might even have a little sibling that they must take to school, but they can’t because they don’t have a car. Some may say that if the student get’s their license taken away then they got it taken away for a reason. However, if the student get’s their license then it takes away their right to have a license. Also, why is the principal allowed to take a student’s license away? Unless the student is being irresponsible with their car then it shouldn’t be taken