Skipping School.... and Driving?
John McGarth
March 23, 2018
Although MGA addresses some of the most controversial issues
in American politics, it also addresses issues or changes that participants
want to make to the realm of their daily lives: their schools. One of these
proposed pieces of legislations states that if students under the age of 18
miss more than 10 days of school, then their driver’s license should be taken
away. According to Bill Patron Caleb Bailey: “This would be a great for kids to
want to stay in school and get good grades”.
An important piece of information
to note is that this rule would be handled by a combination of the Court system
and the school system on the basis that if once the student starts getting
better attendance over a period of time that the court sets, they would get
their license back. The court would also be able to set restrictions to the
student driver, such as only allowing the student to drive to and from. The
bill patron notes that: “This is an important bill because sets some grounds
for the kids”, which shows the compassion that MGA attendees have for their fellow students and
their desire to change the world they live in.
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