Teens need more choices
In middle schools, teens are at a turning point. They are starting to look for future careers, and it’s pretty hard to do that with only one extracurricular class. With two classes they could learn more, pursue their goals and find their future career. Then they can start preparing now.
Ethan Merchant
Spokane
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