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    High School Dropouts

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    are in charge of keeping the children on the right way. Although the United States is one of the most powerful country in the world, it has a high dropout rate. Globalization leads to a greater competition, so dropouts become a social problem. Usually, when a student leave school, and they do not complete their school years, it is considered a dropout…

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    The profound philosopher and scientist Aristotle know for his contributions to society and the study of humans proclaims “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet”. (Aristotle 320 BC). Through Aristotle, one can understand that education is vital to the success of humans and education is an arduous task, that often enough discourages many people, but reaches an equilibrium point of benefit’s. The quest of education, is a journey that leads to the demise of many, as society…

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    High school dropouts are becoming more and more common each day. There are many reasons for why students in high school drop out. High school dropouts are mainly caused by upbringing and attitude, which has a negative effect on people’s lives. Some effects may be very crucial to your life and can be very important to how you live. Also, some people are more likely to drop out than others. It mostly depends on how you were raised up in your family and what you were taught while you were…

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    In the United States millions of students dropout of school each year. Currently the law states that students can legally drop out of school at age sixteen. The idea of lowering the age to fourteen is ridiculous, even allowing students to legally drop out at the age now is not wise and borders on child abuse. Dropping out of school at sixteen years old, let alone fourteen will impact the student for life. Young people are known to make hasty decisions without much thought to the outcome of their…

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    our country. It’s time for all of us to come together – parents and students, principals and teachers, business leaders and elected officials – to end America’s dropout crisis.” Many education officials in the government support the fact that students with a high school diploma have a future with more opportunities than high school dropouts. Students should be required to stay in school until they are eighteen years of age. Staying in school leads to an increase in graduation rates and higher…

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    his family fairly well. Next, I mentored Matt a bit over the Summer as he was deciding on a college. I talked Matt through a lot of stress and uncertainty. Matt decided to come to Roberts Wesleyan, and room with my brother and I. I chose to mentor Matt because I know how stressful transitioning…

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    fast food restaurants or a grocery stores. They really can 't get a good job because they don 't have a diploma to get paid high income. Teens feels as if the problems that they have stop them from accomplishing what they want. High school students dropout of school for many reasons, including lack of parent engagement, pregnancy, drugs and gangs, and also not enough of individual attention. First off, Without their parents, teens often do not care about their education and do not see the…

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    There is absolutely no question that a high school dropout problem exists, but in the United States education seems to be becoming less and less important of a priority in the eyes of many people. Studies have shown that over forty percent of high school students are at risk of dropping out of school without a diploma and twenty-five percent actually do (Lessard et al. Para. 1). “[That means that] every year, over 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the United States alone. That’s a…

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    Why Students Dropout

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    A high school dropout will earn two-hundred thousand dollars less than a high school graduate over his lifetime. This is a growing problem in America. It has proven to be a major factor, because most jobs require people to know how to read and write well. However, most…

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    High School Dropout 3 years ago a local student name Sam White went to Benjamin E. Mays High school.Sam was a Junior and was a very smart kid but one day Sam and his cousin went out one night and Sam got into some trouble with some bad people. Later that morning Sam and his cousin returned home only to find Sam’s mother dead on the kitchen floor. This was a major life event that lead Sam to drop out. We need to start fighting the dropout crisis because we are losing too many smart and young…

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