Response to Proposal to Cut Extra Cirricular Activities in High School

Responding to the proposal to reduce high school extracurricular activities Our principal recently asked the students about "school reduction" proposal. This proposition suggests that all extracurricular activities should be reduced until the financial situation improves, as predicted for two to three years. What do you think when someone mentioned the word school? If asked, most children may say their basketball team, cheerleading team or various clubs they may be involved in. For some children these additional course activities may be the only ones that are effective outside the school.

Robert Runcie, director of Broward County Public Scheops (including Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School), had to take additional measures to propose education reductions to Florida State Congress last year. . County Lancy wrote:. You may ask why education has been reduced and Congress is ready to pass a total of $ 83 billion in budget. The answer is simple - Congress does not prioritize public education on budget

After a recent massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Broward County, Florida, Congress and the Legislature are working to come up with effective response. Regarding the proposed various proposals, the important problem is still unknown: what kind of gun control law really can have influence? Mark Gius of Quinnipiac University writes to Journal of Applied Economics Express as follows. "By violating weapons of assault, the number of victims of shooting has decreased by 54.4%." Dealer's biography survey - there is no statistically significant meaning in shooting at school "

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School seems to correspond by "fixed" or "sitting in place" to the active lock. According to the National Association of School Psychologists and the Association of National Associations of School Staff, rock is a standard way for schools to deal with threats for nearly 20 years and should be the foundation of any response plan in the future. Many training programs are very focused on large scenes of shooting, ignoring many more common situations where people with guns may be on campus. For example, if you try to disarm suicide or drive away a gunman holding a hostage, there is never the possibility of a shooting incident occurring.