Should the TDSB switch to a year around school schedule?
Should the TDSB switch to a year around school schedule? My three arguments that I would like to discuss of how they disagree against, “Should the TDSB switch to a year around school schedule”, are would affect farmers, there is no equality, and school is already long enough and students deserve a break. The TDSB shouldn’t switch to a year around school schedule. My first argument I would like to discuss is about how it would affect farmers if the TDSB switch to a year around school schedule. According to the USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture), small family farms average 231 acres; large family farms average 1,421 acres. So, because farms are very large. In the summer when the crops grow in, because the land is big, farmers require help and can’t do it by themselves, so they wake up early and their students help them pull crops and do the work that is too much for their parents. Though if the TDSB switch to a year around school schedule. Students won’t be able to help their parents pull the crops and do other work to help out, and because foods and milk all come to stores from our local farmers. It would take longer time to arrive in stores.
…show more content…
It would affect the farmers and crops and vegetables that come from our local farmer could be coming in late to our local stores. There is no equality; there are twelve months and ten months are spent during the school year and school is already long enough and students deserve a break. They are working ten out of twelve months and complaining they get too much homework from each class and it takes over their two day weekend (Saturday and Sunday), then they don’t get anything to do on their time. Therefore the TDSB shouldn’t switch to a year around school schedule because they would cause too much trouble for students and families (farmers). So the TDSB shouldn’t switch to a year around school