Sports Shouldn T Be Cut From School

Many people are debating whether or not school sports should be removed due to the critical consequences they are having on young athletes academic, and social lives. Studies have proven that cutting sports from schools can improve students grades in a plethora of ways. Therefore, school sports should be taken away to prevent students from failing classes, save districts money, and allow children the study time they need.

Recently American test scores have been down but the first thing people blame for this epidemic is sports. Instead of looking at the infrastructure of our school system. Sports are ingrade in American culture and how we life so to just take them away would be dractace. Sports should stay in schools because the keep kids out of trouble, help kids get better grades, and it helps them later on in their life.

“Sports teaches you character, it teaches you to play by the rules, it teaches you to know what it feels like to win and lose-it teaches you about life.”(Billie Jean King) Most students from first grade to twelfth grade say that sports are a big part of their life and make them who they were meant to be in a positive way. Some people might argue that students in sports or extracurricular activities have lower grades than the other students, but it's the opposite way around. Sports improve your performance in school because they strengthen your concentration ability and leadership traits.

I believe we should get rid of after school sports, because schools are going over budgets, and kids are getting distracted from school. Yes many people believe we should keep sports because they help students relieve stress and help students relax; but they have caused schools to go over budget and scholars grades have dropped.Therefore, schools should get rid of after school sports because districts cannot afford them, kids are getting distracted, and scholars grades will improve.

I believe High School should not have sports programs. In source 1 paragraphs 5 some schools just like Martha's Vineyard Religion High School care more about sports than other subjects in school moreover about the school the principal would whether pay sizable amount of money for sports than the school's funds. In paragraphs 6 in source 1 the teens at MVRHS have to get up really early like 6:00 a.m for relation to the school. So the athletes can have they classes early so they can play the game and because of this half of the student body are extremely tired which cause depression from the lack of sleep.

For many years, schools have been debating whether to keep sports for students or get rid of them. If the schools were to cancel their programs, they would not only save on money for schools and families, they would give other activities a chance, and improve their academic grades. Therefore, school sports should be eliminated to cut costs, give students an opportunity for other activities, and improve students grades.

The importance and benefits of school sports have been questioned recently, a current article has showed that both students and schools have improved as a result of limiting athletic programs. Therefore, schools should get rid of sports to cut big costs, eliminate distractions from students and staff, and improve student academic achievement.

For the past 50 years in America, schools have made it a tradition to play sports in schools. But schools have been crushing the future for their students because they allow sports in schools. While students and parents feel that sports in schools are appropriate and valuable, that is just simply not the case and schools have just gone too far. Schools should eliminate sports programs because sports programs put a financial burden on schools, getting rid of sports will increase in academics and students can get injured when playing sports.

Every year, thousands of kids move to the United States from all over the world. Something that constantly surprises them is, sports are a big deal in American schools. But some schools are taking away sports. Schools should get rid of sports.

Without sports America's schools would shatter in boredom and stress. Kids feel sports help their health and grades, parents agree with most of them. However schools think sports will cause academic failures. If sports disappear America's students will get stressed and stress results in academic failure. All schools should have sports programs because they relieve stress on kids, they help lots of kids score higher on tests, and they keep kids happy and healthy.

I feel that eliminating athletic programs in the school will take a lot away from the students at this school and that we need to find a way to keep sports in our school system. Students grades will drop if we eliminate their opportunity to participate in sports. Being in good health is very good for their still developing young adult bodies, and the only way some of them stay in good health is through sports; are we really going to deny them the only way they can stay in good health? The opportunities possible for a student to get through sports are life-changing; if we get rid of athletic programs those opportunities are almost impossible for an undergraduate to achieve. Keeping sports in the school will be the best thing for students to have and create a successful school education and make the best of their life.

For a period people have debated whether or not to get rid of school sports. Students can get off track of learning when they're playing sports, districts realized they could save over 150,000 dollars in a year, and students have extra time to do homework and study. Therefore, schools should not have sports because kids can prevent distractions, schools could save a great deal of money, students can have more time to learn.

Which is more important, sports or education? In America, sports seem to be the winner. Athletes get paid about 53 million dollars a year, compared to the 58,170 dollars teachers get paid. Another way sports wins is that sports are now a huge part of school, but should they? Schools shouldn’t be in school because academic impact, financial impact, and family impact.

“3 seconds left, we have the ball, enough time for one play. Number 3 lines up at receiver, the quarterback yells “Hike!” He goes long, the quarterback throws the ball as far as he can, he jumps up and snatches the ball out of the air, touchdown!” Game over, we win by one point! Do you want to get rid of a moment like this? “Being a student today is harder than ever. You are held to tougher academic standards - and so is your school. The stress can get so intense, it feels paralyzing.” That is why schools should have sports. Schools should not get rid of sports programs because club or private sports can be too expensive, and sports improve students’ health

It is Friday…game day. The entire school is buzzing with excitement. We all know that feeling (Pathos). Unfortunately, many schools are beginning to consider cutting funding for sports programs. As a student that has played sports my whole life, I know how detrimental this could be, not only to students, but also to education (Ethos). Sports get students involved and bring the community together. Playing sports teaches you many things that you may not learn otherwise. Public schools should fund sports programs.