text: I haven't talked about the other side of the story. If classmates are getting uncomfortable at school, then why have the schools not changed their policies. There are political stances that I could take for this, but that's not why I'm here; I'm going to give the social stance. The first point that people argue that this is the way that schools have always been. This is just the most ridiculous argument, because since when has keeping the same policies effective. Our society and community is constantly fluctuating with new waves of people and ideas. If that is changing, the school system should change with it. The more common argument that I hear is that students will not get any interacting with other classmates, therefore making them anti-social. While, students would not be in a classroom with others, this is still not a persuasive point. The schools would still offer their after class activities where people would get to socialize, and people also have other passions and activities outside of school. It almost feels like the schools are brainwashing us to believe that school is our entire childhood. It is not, and people need to start breaking this mold.