text: Like everything, online school also has its cons. If someone just genuinely did not like school and tried everything to avoid it in the first place, then obviously online school would not be for them. If a normal social person tried doing online school, it would probably be more harmful than helpful because it could lead them to shutting themselves out from not being able to meet anyone or make plans in person with anyone. Kids struggling with illnesses such as depression might not be able to keep up with the online classes and end up falling behind anyways. Online school is just a situationally helpful way to stay and learn just on the person's own time. If a students parents and teachers know a kid would not be the right fit for online school, then it would not be recommended for that kid. Overall, online school would beneficial for most students who are struggling with anxiety, sleep-induced issues, or lack of time to do anything because of traditional schooling ways. It would also be beneficial for people who have good time-management or people that want a head start for their career goals or just people who need to financially support themselves.Most High schools in Generic_City offer an online school program either during the summer or the school year. Some students take online courses in the summer to get rid of a required elective. However most of these students who take an online course at some point should consider the pros and cons of this decision. That is due to the fact that students benefit more from a physical school than an online school because students encode more information through varying teaching styles, a physical schools helps build strong relationships, and a physical school allows for one to express creativity.