text: Remembering information from previous school years, learning concepts for the upcoming school year, and keeping students busy are all valid arguments as to why summer projects should be student-designed. Making school projects teacher-designed will not benefit students in any way because they will not have the experience necessary to succeed in the upcoming school year. Teachers are already trained on how to teach so it would be unnecessary for them to be teacher-based. Going along with that, students need to realize that summer projects are not a punishment. Their purpose is so students understand concepts for the next school year and help them develop into successful citizens. Later in life, students will thank schools for these projects because it will provide students the necessary resources to live a beneficial life.I think that the principle shouldn't change the school policy because if you a C average your still passing all your classes and people should play sports and join other activities if they are passing their classes. If many of the students have grade C average who will join the sports to represent and play for their school. Many of the all star players in the schools do not have a grade B average and their making the team win a lot and that will help the school a lot. For school activities like dancing or math club, if they do not have a grade B average who will go dance for the competitions. For other activities like the math club, they will be passing their math but what if their failing their other classes, that wont make them have a grade B average. If they don't have a grade B average who will go to compete at the math competitions. Maybe their best mathematician failed other classes and he wont be there, the school just lost their biggest advantage. This policy just makes me go crazy and mad because most kids don't have B averages and A averages a lot of people that ADHD or dyslexia need help and cant have a B average but they might be the best football, basketball or baseball player the school has. Orchestra and band players compete a lot in UIL or other competitions they even go out of the state to go compete. If their best trumpet or saxophone player is not passing and he doesn't go their school just automatically lost the first place and for orchestra if they don't have their best violin or bass player their school lost first place. I just hope that you do not change this policy, principle of the school.Have you ever done a extracurricular activity like a sport, a club, or just a service? What if your school told you that you had to do one. What would you pick and would agree or disagree with them? I would agree because doing a extracurricular activity can have many benefits like, being fun, helping the community, and it can even be good for you.