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Private schools do not need to be in the state tournament. they can have their own tournament. plus they have to bring fans from other schools, and they wear uniforms. not cool. plus, there cheers are lame. and that's the fun part of state.
Social Networking definately brings people together. If people can't handle themselfes they can leave. Social networking gives people a chance to talk with their friends they met at state volleyball and they're family from out of town. It allows people to share pictures. Sometimes it even starts realitionships. Nowadays with our generation many stories start, "Well on Facebook last night..." And that's how it should be. Boom.
Students should definately be able to grade their teachers. If a teacher is giving a person a grade, the student should be able to give one back. A students grade reflects a teachers teaching skills, so who better to grade the teacher than the students themselves. A students grade affects them a great deal of the time from high school to college. The grades a person gets helps with college, can determines wheather they are in sports or not, may have to do with their home life. It effects many things. If it can change a students life so much it should be able to change a teachers life as well. Teachers should be paid on how well they teach, not what area of the world they are in or how long they have been in the district they are.
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