text: With all this being said, it is in your best interest to make sure you ask more than one person about how you could make a better choice. You may be into sports and you have your teammates to ask, or you may have a job and you have you co-workers to ask, however these people all have one thing in common, and that is that they will all lead you down the right path and help you make the best decision. Which is why multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice. So will you go in at it alone, or will you have your friends and family help you make the best call?I think that is a great idea because we all should have good grades. Certain people deserve to be on any kind of sport because of the way they act and they think that, they are not going to get in trouble for it. People should at least have a b average because those people might have a c and they still act a fool in class . So i agree with the principal because my opinion is true to me because i know and i have seen. People just know what they doing sometimes because they just want to see how far they can take it to the teacher and sometimes they won't get in trouble. It's ok to be in a sport but if you don't want to show your fans the way you act instead of the way that you do on purpose. This my opinion so the principle should really read this because this happens in our school sometimes.The public school system has several benefits. One of the major ones is the fact that children ages 5-18 get free education. That being said, it can be hard for students to take a true advantage of the free education system because it can be quite strict. A major issues is school attendance. Most students are in school from 7am to 2pm five days a week which can become quite hard to maintain, especially when a student is out sick. Another issue is learning. In general students all learn differently and for the most part the public school system tends to only teach material in one or two different ways. Having classes from home could be beneficial to students by allowing them to be present even when sick, allowing them to be comfortable during the school day, and allowing them to learn in their own way.