The truth is, American culture is to blame. For some reason, American students are not raised with the desire for academic success that occurs in other countries. In Japan, students often commit suicide after doing poorly on college boards. In America, I know of people who have taken their SAT''S while under the influence of drugs. Many of our students just don't want to learn.

Not only do other countries produce students who are far more highly skilled than many Americans, but they can't seem to keep any of them from immigrating to America. In 1998, South Africa was able to retain two percent of their Computer Programming graduates. So I guess America has plenty of skilled laborers in the work force, it's just that none of them are Ameri

cans. This is not acceptable. Now the solution to this is not to change our culture, because it won't happen, some of these people cannot be helped. Instead, America must foster an environment where those students who wish to excel are given the chance. Instead of spending millions on special education classes, we need more places like Springs. This nation needs more college prep schools, schools that are not designed to educate factory workers, but instead focus on training future lawyers and doctors. If an inner city school can't send any of its graduates to college, close it. The funds from that school can be used to buy better equipment for other schools. If you're not interested in getting a full education, than you don't get any.

I don't really believe that. I don't think it is morally right, and I'm pretty sure that it is unconstitutional. However, that doesn't mean it wouldn't work. What's wrong with schools in America? The students. How can we fix that? Cast off those who don't want to learn, and encourage those who do. Going to springs, we are kind of sheltered from this. But I spent five years in public schools. The schools themselves are just as good as most private schools. It is the students who are showing up to school high. It is the students who think it is funny when they have a 1.0 GPA. It is the students who don't feel that they

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