Write an essay on whether schools should be 4 days a week

Schools should be open only for 4 days a week because A) kids will preform better and B) kids will spend more quality time with family. school is a mandatory thing kids need to have in the US. Every child is required to go through some form of education. i belive that student should only get 4 days of school.

As mentioned before, i belive with 4 days instead of 5, children will be able to have a better education. this is true because , students will have the ability to study and practice material before going to school where they only have 4 days to learn a lesson. The extra day, can be used to study for that big pop quiz on tuesday we all know we didnt study for on saturday . Aside from a minor quiz,What about the common core and math state test on a wensday? Well maybe i can study and review my notes on the 3 days we have off?

second of all, i belive that with only 4 days of school, kid will be able to spend  quality time with family. Everyone has expericenced the time they felt that old mum and dad had not been fair. some kids, arnt close with parents, and with life so short it should not be this way. If students do homework first or last (i suggest first) they will get an extra day in order to connect with family or see relatives they havnt seen in a long time. Either way, im sure grandma would agree.

after all is said, i still trust in my claim that 4 days of school should be maximume because it may improve grades and boost family time.All things mum and dad really want.

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there you go thats what we are missing

your answer would be: d) eye contact