what are the reasons why high schools have closed campuses?
156073
So people dont come in.
862699
I don't know that the high schools do it to have better teams (in Texas or anywhere else).  But it definitely happens on an individual basis that the parent(s) hold back their kids (even though NOT academically necessary) so they will have a competitive advantage when it comes to sports.
944243
The public schools in my city need smaller classes, the teachers are worn out with all these children in one class and trying to teach and quiet half of them do in order to teach,therefore lots of time gets wasted and only 1/2 the lesson planned for that day gets taught.  Also they need books, the teens in highschool barely have homework because they can't take the books home.....I'll just leave it at there
841983
NO because kids already have way too much time off from school. How can they learn if the school is closed??\n\nI'd expect a question like this to come only from a child who hated going to school.
284937
a closed university is more commonly called "closed campus" - basically a college with its own "campus."\n\nMost universities are closed. Some are not such as NYU and many other campuses in the heart of big cities.
97081
if the school was negligent or did not take reasonable care to prevent an injury.Accidents do happen.\nThe burden of proof is on you.
549312
There are plenty of pros and cons. Here's a few of the cons:\n\n- Studies have been inconclusive to its academic benefits.\n- Students are going to forget information whether they are out of school for three weeks or 10. Therefore, teachers will be performing four beginning of the year reviews instead of just one.\n- Summer programs such as youth camps suffer.\n- Student summer employment will be virtually impossible.\n- Many schools are older and do not have air conditioning. Those that do will face higher electricity expenses due to summer use.\n- Band and other extracurricular programs could be hurt because of problems scheduling out of school practices and competitions.\n- If the entire school district does not go year round, parents could have students at different schools on different schedules.\n- With multi-tracking, parents could have students at the same school on different schedules. \n- Student and teacher burnout\n- Impact on tourism
1051129
Most of the students from high school are lack of self-confidence,they are afraid of being away from their parents as well as new places and new faces they are going to encounter as well as the challenges of the courses that preparatory for their professions someday!More thesis, homeworks,projects and alot of school works in which they have fatigue during high school!But the most challenging that they don't know is it is very enjoyable being in college as we they will learn how to become independent and makes many decisions for themselves away from home!
438949
the school because it occured on their time and property. Hope your kids get ok.
884777
Students who would rather stay out of schools probably have emotional problems and learning problems. Very often, teachers do not have the time and capacity to help all students in trouble and we do see many of them drop out of school after some time, not equipped with life skills that would help them make a decent living.\nIt is SAD.\nBut let us stop just thinking about it and do something. Listen to the students (yes, don't just talk to them, listen to them), let them tell you what they really think about schools, help them see value in staying at schools, HELP THEM SEE VALUE IN THEMSELVES.\nAnd of course, as teachers, we should reflect on our teaching practice too. Let us make the classroom more engaging.\n*sigh* I think I sound a bit too idealistic in this answer.
709079
There are a whole variety of reasons why young people drop out of school.  Some include:\n\n1.  They don't see any connection between school and real life.\n\n2.  They are being bullied at school.\n\n3.  They become discouraged because they find school too difficult and are failing courses.\n\n4.  They have a learning disability which is not being addressed at school.\n\n5.  They have little or no home support.\n\n6.  There are lots of jobs available now which pay a relatively good wage, especially for a young person who isn't paying for rent, groceries, utilities, etc., so they start full time work.\n\n7.  They have to take on family responsibilities - pregnancy, parenthood, etc.\n\n8.  They get involved with drugs, alcohol, crime, etc.\n\n9.  They run away from home to avoid abuse, or are kicked out of their home.\n\n10,  They are bored and unchallenged at school.\n\n11.  They have been given everything they need all their lives, have never had to work for anything, and so see no reason to attend school.\n\n12.  School is often not nearly as interesting as video arcades, malls, hanging out with friends, etc.\n\n13.  They feel that their teachers don't like them or pick on them.\n\n14.  They have mental health issues - depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, etc.\n\n15.  They can't afford the designer clothes and other things that other students have and feel out of place.\n\nThe list can go on and on.  I hope this helps.
641348
There are suicides everywhere, it is likely that people in the school have killed themselves because of pressures they couldn't withstand.
905671
mostly they drop out for drugs and boy-friends/ girl-friends that droped out too. or just for the fact that they hate people at school.\na case of making teens to go back in school is to give them small prividleges like candy or even music to make them feel confortable with the school and staff.
558198
I don't think so! I think that it is harder for kids to go back to school and remember what they were doing after such a long break (I remember struggling to hold a pen again when I was little after a long break!) I think it also encourages teenage crime as people get bored and have nothing to do.
100687
At our school in South Carolina, they wouldn't let us out for lunch, but I sort of understood. Our school was miles away from the nearest McDonalds or Wendys and they didn't want thousands of highschool students driving that far every day. So, I ate cafeteria food right up until the day I graduated.
899405
why does students the most problem in the school?
87904
I'd assume in a violent school, students would be slightly less open to avoid conflict, and thus, would avoid socializing more as well as hindering adaptation to their new environment.