text: To get advice the first person you should always ask a trusted parent because they been through a lot already so they have experienced a lot in life. If you dont trust them you should talk to one of your good friends that you trust a lot and that you tell your secrets to. And if you dont trust them go to your counselor. They will help you no matter what they are always there for you no matter what.I think that kids should have at least a C or up to participate in school sports because more kids have a C so that puts more people on teams and in activities. And more kids get exersize that way and they really want to do something they like and if they have a C they wont be able to do the sport or activities he/she wants to do . Like for instance a kid has a C and he/she is a really good at sports but not at school so well, then are school just lost a person that could have been a good football player or a good cheerleader or volleyball players they wont be able to play because they have a C so if the policy is every kid needs a B to play then we could lose a lot of good sports players so that's why i think the policy should be they have a C.Some schools implement a summer project to continue the flow of learning, and to ensure that the students' brains retain learned information. When asked to take a position on whether students or teachers should design these projects, I chose both sides. The reasoning behind my decision was quite simple: one side is more knowledgeable when it comes to the information, and has years of experience in teaching on their side. However, nobody knows the experience of living as the secondary group more than they themselves do, so it makes sense that they would have a part in this idea.