text: As i said before you should either make that policy a rule or a privilege. I think you should make it a privilege. If you make it a privilege then you can take it away if needed too. If you kids disrespect that privilege then take it away. If your students take advantage of the privilege then you can tell your students to leave their phones at home.Dear principal i think that you are right. students should not be able to play sports unless they have a B average. i think that its very fair. first, students would not get enough study time if they still play sports with a lower than a B. there grade would likely drop because all they would care about is practicing the sport they play. students should play the game but also get in enough study time after. if they do that there grade will go up. students should care more about there grade than anything else that goes on around school. it would be great to have perfect grades in school. also, if students have a below B average for the whole year they might never make it back to the team for the whole rest of the year. then they would learn there lesson that studying comes before sports. i think that would also teach them to study a lot more so they can make it back on the team. if students have a below B average they should not be allowed back on the team until they learn to study and work harder in school. i think that you are right. keep up the good work sincerely, the studentIn our world, many school are now requiring students to complete their summer projects so they could assure them to continue learning during their break. However, now they having a troubling tie deciding if school projects should be teacher-designed, or student-designed. The two controversy bias options have been growing in demand deciding which one would further help students with their academics. Summer projects should be student-designed because students will be able to choose a project that appeals to them and be able to continue learning about.