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HSHS.

HSHS. By: Jacob Enyart. Problems. Hallways have way to many students. Class Sizes are way to large. Unemployed Teachers Students are cut from sports/ don’t play. Solution. A new high school. The Hallways.

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HSHS.

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  1. HSHS. By: Jacob Enyart.

  2. Problems. • Hallways have way to many students. • Class Sizes are way to large. • Unemployed Teachers • Students are cut from sports/ don’t play.

  3. Solution. • A new high school.

  4. The Hallways. • The hallways are dangerous, if a shooter came into the school many people would die because the amount of people in our hallways. • The amount of people in our hallways causes students to become late to class • Couples, always couples….

  5. Class Size. • Class size is too large. • It’s hard for teachers to have a student-teacher connection because there is so many students. • Opposing viewpoints said that small class size makes the connection between a teacher and student closer thus making education much easier. • Viking New Tech could possibly become it’s own school and move to a different location.

  6. Athletics. • Two teams in Huntington would cause a rivalry and that rivalry would draw a bigger crowd thus increasing revenue. • The problem is that students do not join teams because they get discouraged because we have so many students and they think they won’t make the team or start. • Two schools would increase athletic scholarships giving students free college. • We would move down to a 2A schedule.

  7. Unemployed Teachers. • A new school would need more teachers, cooks, administrative staff and a custodial crew. • That would create more jobs for people and would lower the unemployment rate.

  8. “Problems” with this idea. • Money, the new school would cost too much.

  9. Solutions of this idea. • Grants.

  10. My ideas for the school. • Location: Where Horace Mann is now. • Athletics: Indoor arena that can be changed for sports. • Mascot: Up for debate. • Colors: Also up for debate.

  11. Sources • Teachers • Students • College and High School Sports." Sports in America: Recreation, Business, Education, and Controversy. Bob Jacobson. 2008 ed. Detroit: Gale, 2008. Information Plus Reference Series. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 3 Dec. 2013. • Thill, Scott. "Large Class Sizes Are Unfair to Students." Do Schools Prepare Students for a Global Economy? Ed. JudeenBardos. Detroit: Greenhaven Press, 2012. At Issue. Rpt. from "Where Does Billionaire Monopolist Bill Gates Get Off Saying Bigger Class and Fewer Teachers Is the Education Solution?" Alternet. 2010. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 3 Dec. 2013

  12. Agency • I specifically chose this to represent my agency, I worked on this completely outside of school and finished on time and gave a speech over it.

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