The Importance of Art
"Tax dollars should not be wasted on art, music or theater classes in high school. Public high schools should be about training young people to enter the workforce. Period."
I think tax dollars should be used on art, music or theater classes in high school. A lot of students like to draw, make art on computers, or play in musicals, so the should have their own class for that so they can do what they love. They may even want to do those things as a living in the future and nobody should take away those dreams for those students. There are some other students that just take the art classes just cause, but they end up really liking them in the end. If they are really good at them, then they should be able to do what they want and take the classes they want. Also public high schools can train young people to enter the workforce while still letting them take art, music, or theater.
On the other hand, there are some people that would just like to be taught about the workforce and not have to take an art or music class. I think that those classes should not be a requirement to graduate, but still keep them open for the students that like to do those things and want to take those classes. If there is a class full of kids that don't want to be there and are just taking it because it's a requirement, then there is no point in them taking it because they aren't really paying attention. In conclusion, art, music or theater should not be a required class to graduate, but should still be a class where kids that want to take those classes and learn more about it, can take it.
I think tax dollars should be used on art, music or theater classes in high school. A lot of students like to draw, make art on computers, or play in musicals, so the should have their own class for that so they can do what they love. They may even want to do those things as a living in the future and nobody should take away those dreams for those students. There are some other students that just take the art classes just cause, but they end up really liking them in the end. If they are really good at them, then they should be able to do what they want and take the classes they want. Also public high schools can train young people to enter the workforce while still letting them take art, music, or theater.
On the other hand, there are some people that would just like to be taught about the workforce and not have to take an art or music class. I think that those classes should not be a requirement to graduate, but still keep them open for the students that like to do those things and want to take those classes. If there is a class full of kids that don't want to be there and are just taking it because it's a requirement, then there is no point in them taking it because they aren't really paying attention. In conclusion, art, music or theater should not be a required class to graduate, but should still be a class where kids that want to take those classes and learn more about it, can take it.
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