Summer break shouldn't exist

Addressing my Opponents PointsThe points expressed by my opponent seem to come down to one primary point - Schooling is the only, or best, means of education for every individual. This is simply untrue. There are things you very simply cannot learn in school, that you can instead learn over the break time provided by the Summer."You forget things over the summer" This is true, however, if that is a parents primary concern they may choose to enroll their child in a summer schooling program to help them retain that information. As I mentioned before, school isn't the only place where you can learn information, nor is it the best. I will address this point further in the future."Learning Creativity"This is called a summer camp - unrelated to the public school system. You still learn stuff at them, except on topics the kid actually cares about. Schooling during summer would actually dumb this down, because instead of camps, where kids want to attend, they're stuck learning whatever the school tells them they're going to learn - like the rest of the year."Poor Children"The schooling system is not a babysitting system - it is an education system. The purpose it holds is to teach and educate. Not only that, but this is also irrelevant to about 12% of students who are schooled in non-public ways. (2)"Stress"Children look forward to summer break all year long. It's the highlight of the year. "Small breaks" such as Spring, and Winter break do not have nearly the same esteem or respect that summer has."You can learn more"This goes back to my original statement that schooling is not the only way to educate. There are other way, and schooling should not dominate the entire life of a child."We don't do much during summer breaks"This entire point, based upon the phrase 'what I've seen,' is purely, and entirely, anecdotal. Although teen employment is down, it sees a drastic spike during the summer months of June and July. In the month of July, teen employment is up about 10% from the month of Janurary. This helps kids build resumes, and gives them life skills to prepare them for life. (1) Not only do kids work, but they also attend summer camps, which provide a different angle to education for kids. Some people are involved in summer sports that eat up a large chunk of their time. Since my opponent feels it appropriate to use anecdotal evidence as proof, allow me to present an outline of what my summer looks like. Let's say this last summer lasted for 10 weeks. I spent 4 weeks in Lithuania, 1 in Canada, and 1 in California. Just from traveling alone, 60% of my break is gone. In the remaining four weeks, I was constantly busy between Cross Country, meeting with friends, working, reading, studying for my interests outside of school, etc.. All of the funding for these trips and activities came from my own wallet, with no influence from my family. Summer is honestly hardly long enough to pursue all of the things one would like to pursue in life.Within my refutations, I feel as though I have adaquetely presented my points on the matter, and look forward to my opponents rebuttal.Sources 1) http://www.pewresearch.org...;2) https://www2.ed.gov...;