Banning Students From Driving

Kazuma Argento was in school in the back left corner window seat. He has black spikey hair and black piercing eyes that make most people cower. He had his bangs over his eyes on his first day of school hoping people didn't notice his eyes and hoping to make some friends. Unfortuantly some person from 8th grade that he beat up hired some deliquents to beat him up in school.

Taking something away as important as a teenager’s driving privileges will not make that teenager become a better student. (Long Sentence) Taking away TV, or video games would be a better idea, as they are something that may distract a student from studying or doing their homework. A car, in most cases, is not usually a distraction for students. (Cumulative sentence)

In this letter, the author argues that all students should be required to take the driver’s education course at Centerville High School which is a mandatory program sponsored by the high school to solve the teenage driving problems in the town of Centerville. He supports his argument by presenting some evidence, however, there can be a number of flaws in his argument, rendering it unconvincing. First, the author assumes that Centerville High School students should take driver’s program because several accidents in and around Centerville have involved teenagers. However, the evidence the author needs to provide that the accidents may have been caused only by Centerville High School students.

If we change the laws and have juveniles tried as adults the crime rate in the United States will greatly decrease. The parents will start teaching their children responsibility and the teenagers will know that their actions will have consequences. There would also be less people in rehab centers as adults because they will learn as teenagers and not need to still be in trouble as adults. There is no reason to give the same crime different penalties because of a person’s age. If they can commit the same crime as an adult then they should pay the same price as an

Lowering the drinking age sounds like a good plan, but even proponents of this idea are wary about the safety of the nation if this happens. “Choose Responsibility,” is a non-profit organization discussing the presence of alcohol in America. Director, Dr. John McCardell Jr suggests that to have young adults ready for the responsibility of alcohol consumption, they should first be educated. He promotes a class like driver 's education, which must be passed to drink. Upon passing, a tiered drinking license would be awarded (Choose).

No pass/No Drive Argument Essay There has been a debate on whether California should consider legalizing the no pass/no drive law. This crucial punishment is for teen suffering in school, and teen thinking about dropping out. But is forcing teenagers to give up their licences to drive really a good thing? What would the punishment be for kids without cars- would there be any?

They end up sitting through countless lectures about not doing drugs, not drinking and driving, not texting and driving, and all the other dangers of being on the road. Yet, what are young adults still doing? Drinking, doing drugs, and texting while driving. The most productive part of the class could be the six hours of mandatory driving after the thirty six hours of classroom training, but students are not guaranteed a teacher who will be beneficial. We need to find a new way to inform teens about the dangers of driving, and I propose we do this through showing them in a safe environment.

As a demonstration, author Swenson, a journalist from Us Today, states that “Student knows at 16 that he won’t have the resources to finance higher education, or if his community does not value higher education, a high school diploma by default of his birthday is unlikely to convince him to work hard and go to college.” (Swenson). This quote explains that high school students at the age of 16 knowing that they won’t go to college due to his culture/community that they don’t support higher education. Even if they give a high school diploma at birth that still won't convince to work hard and make it into college. This support my claim because some kids drop out before they graduate high school/ some only go for the high school diploma and don’t try to reach the higher education.

It was Monday morning, there was Kacey racing to get to her first class before the bell, but forgetting the most important assignment of all…...homework. When kacey arrived to her class, Mr. Solis was collecting the homework assignment as soon as she walked in the door. Mr.Solis questioned Kacey where her homework was, which obviously she didn’t have, so she was marked 15 points off her grade. As you can see, Mr.Solis does not tolerate late work. Not only did kacey miss 15 points, but her grade dropped drastically.

Youngsters on the other hand believe that taking-driving classes is a futile activity. They think that why they pay heavy amounts to driving schools when they know each and everything about handling their vehicles. They are of view that they are living in the age of computer and it is unwise of their elders to consider them as irresponsible or unwise beings. Whatever teenagers believe but it is true that one should not come to road without passing driving classes. Driving test not only helps children to teach them about the rules of driving but also teach them about traffic rules and regulations.

For example, Warhawk Academy offers all of its members the un-restricted access to park anywhere on campus. This exclusive benefits is to promote promptness to class and to relieve stress about parking violations. Other organizations will talk about the unfairness and the thoughts of others about the situation. Another negative comment one might hear about Warhawk Academy is that the organization is very competitive and selective; however, this fact is only partially true. Competition only occurs when one reaches the junior year of college because the availability decreases as the number of years increase, since Warhawk Academy has exclusive features such as; discounts on books, un-restricted parking, and early access to technology.

Should School Have Open Campus Lunches Seventy percent of all high schools in America have closed campus lunches. At U.S. Grant High School they are one of the schools that do not allow students to leave campus for lunches. When students do leave the campus, they get an one hundred dollar truancy fine the first time. The next time is five hundred dollars.

Imagine being a student that got their driver's licence taken away for getting to many tardies and not having up to par grades, and driving is the only way you can get to school. While to some this might seem like a good punishment, this would make it even harder for you to get to school on time, if at all. A punishment meant to help you, would end up hurting you. If we have a no pass, no drive law this would only make the dropout rate worse. I do not think that we should have no pass not drive laws and that instead we need to get to the source of the problem and help the students that are struggling.

Have you ever wanted to help your family financially? Now imagine being a 16 year old who wants a better job because the job you're working at does not pay enough. Your family needs your help buying food, paying bills, and buying gas for their car. You need to buy a car and let your parents quit taking you to work and school. You can't help your parents because you cant drive for two more years.

Because of safety concerns, many states have increased the age at which teens can begin to drive. Virginia’s state legislature is considering raising the minimum driving age from 16 to 18. I believe that the minimum age of drivers should not be changed. If Virginia’s legislature changes this law, it will cause problems. I believe that the age of driver’s license requirements should not be raised because the teenager will not have to rely on their parents to drive them wherever they need to be, it will give them experience, and it will teach them to be responsible.