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Graffiti In Public Schools

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Although the buildings in our school are being vandalized and tagged both public and private property is being destroyed. The members of the school board should hire someone to observe the school at night. Even Though graffiti is extraordinary to look at, it is illegal and doing it without the person 's permission is vandalism. The school should buy a advanced technology security system to monitor school property. some students will still find a way to use graffiti we should build a wall so we could have A place to express our artwork.
Graffiti is considered to be drawings,paintings in a public place graffiti is illegal because most people think it is criminal mischief because it may diminish the appearance of our community.
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