text: Imagine if everyone in the school had C averages, and this policy was in motion, then the school will have a larger budget. That might sound like the school is selfish, but they can use the large budget to get better lunches, for field trips, and other things like that. Today's economy is struggling, and some schools have to cut programs with kids in it that do have an above B average. This school could be that, or it could be the one who cares about the kid's education. I fully understand how extra curricular activities are very helpful in the development of young people, but they are just using it as an excuse to slack off. I have seen it first hand, and it is just flat out wrong.