text: Secondly, attending classes from home would eliminate any potential school related risks to students and benefit their health, which will advocate for a safe environment. For example, during my licensing ceremony, the driving police officer explained to the entire room about how the most dangerous intersection in one of the largest counties in the world, the crossing between Generic_City, happened to be directly across from a high school. As a student of Generic_School, I personally witness this experience every single day and know that mixing drowsy teen drivers with heavy traffic across an intersection is a dangerous combination. By allowing students to attend classes from home, the risk of accident related injuries, and even deaths, to students on their way to school would almost be completely eliminated, which is crucial to the protection of teenagers and children. Some may argue that online classes from home have no real health benefits. While this view may be understandable, it is incorrect because students that attend classes from home have many greater benefits to their health through the improvement of sleep, shown by many scientific studies stating that teenagers require at least 8 to 9 hours of sleep a night, but less than half of the population get this amount. As a swimmer with practices every morning but long assignments every night, dark circles under my eyes and sleeping during class has become a daily routine. By allowing students to attend classes from home, teenagers are able to follow their sleep patterns of sleeping later and not having to wake up as early in the morning, leaving them much more alert and satisfied. Eliminating the health risks posed to students by schools allows them to focus solely on their academics.