School is an ineffective system that needs to be rethought

According to Google, the definition of ineffective is "not producing any significant or desired effect". (Let's just go by this definition to make it fair.) Now, I do feel like schools do contain an effective system. Every school's main goal is for the students to succeed. That's why, first of all, they give us homework and projects. They want to teach us the responsibility that we may have to use in the future. But not only that, schools provide clubs for the students. Many clubs are open to many opportunities that the student may take. For example, it could be that the student is the president of a certain club or even being a manager. (And I'm pretty sure that some clubs do have competitions locally, regionally, and even nationally. For example, the club of Mathcounts has competitions locally, regionally, and even nationally.) But most importantly, school systems shouldn't be changed because the teacher and the principal are already doing their job. (Who's really not doing their job is the students who are being lazy.) The teacher's main job is to help the student learn a material that would be useful to the real world. But not only that, teachers are to answer questions that students have questions on. Teachers are for you, such as a guide. Now, teacher go through such as 'teacher's training' to be the most effective teacher they could be. In other words, teachers need to have a Teacher's Certification Degree to teach at a certain school. To learn more about this degree here's a link: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com... Continuing on, one thing that did stand out was "All certification programs are designed to give future teachers the skills needed to write and implement effective lesson plans that deliver the content of the required curricula, manage classroom behavior, assess student progress, and work within a professional framework." So, teachers are doing their job most likely. They want a desire to make their students effective and more successful. If they don't meet these criteria of being a teacher, then they are not teachers, and they usually get fired, which is the right thing to do. These teachers are fired because students should learn and ask questions in schools. So really, schools are effective in the teacher part. Now for students, it quite hard to say. There are these students that are lazy and do really bad on several tests because they don't study for it. But not only that, they usually act up in class and don't pay attention to a teacher. Think about it. Let's say you're a teacher, and imagine that there is a kid named Bob. The teachers does everything he or she can do to make that one person get back on task. But the thing is, as you correct that one person because he is acting up, the other students who want to learn are suffering. You told Bob to stop several days, but he just won't. So, if you were in that teacher's shoes, what would you do? Of course, we would probably send Bob out. Now, as we send that kid out, it kind of makes the school look bad. But if you didn't send that kid out, the other students who want to learn would suffer. Probably, the best solution is to send Bob out so that the other student could learn. But because this choice is most likely, it kind of makes the school look bad and its system. But think about it: was the teacher doing her job the best way possible? The answer is yes. So really, schools have effective systems that shouldn't be changed.