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February 28, 2010 - 12:00 am
 

Michelle Cervantes, junior

"I would bring back all the electives schools used to offer and get rid of life strategies and mentor classes. Honestly, they are not useful."

Sarah Lee, senior

"We should cut health as a required class because it can be a class taken over virtual high school or summer school."

 Samantha Webber, senior

"I would cut driver's ed, because students can just read the driver's handbook and take an online driver's training class."

Chichi Ajairi, sophomore

"I would cut take-home textbooks for the students, so that instead they use online books. Also, I would have the money spent to usually decorate the school to be spent in funding musical arts, such as choir, band and orchestra."

Joseph Tuzzolino, senior

"If I were to make any kind of cut to save money other than school, it would be senators or government officials that would take a cut in pay."

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