text: Also what about the parents that would be a big problem for you. They will get there report card and always see an A in sport and all C in the other classes. They will call you and say what is going on with my kid. All you will sat is that the policy is to still play sport even if they have a C but is the students problem if he doesn't have an A in his classes. Before you know the kid will be in another school with all A and you with one less kid in you're school. You might want to keep all you're students. What if when you're student grow up to be someone important the will probably grow up to be someone important and they tell the whole world and you will be honored who knows. You probably get my point to not change the policy because you probably don't care what happens but you will be proud to know you made good students. You made them grow up to be successful students with all good grades. You will make the student work hard to even get a B and then play sport. You will make them work hard but at the same time they will get to play what they love the most. So you better keep the B averWhen seeking advice, people often ask more than one person; they do this to receive multiple opinions on the advice. People ask multiple opinions for many reasons, but here are a few. Some of the benefits, of seeking different opinions, are that you will get more accurate advice, you will get more perspectives on advice, and you will receive advice that you can trust.