Should high schools provide daycare services for students who have children? Pro-yes, Con-no

I've read the article, and I find this absolutely nothing relative to the topic debate of daycare services in schools. The article only states reasons to get a high school diploma, but not ONCE did it say that a daycare service is a reason or necessary to do so if it would benefit only a few, this article is completely irrelevant and does not support claim that daycare services will be useful at all. "Never once did i say that every teenage girl was going to have sex and get pregnant. This was simply a small claim because teens do have sex without thinking about the consequences." - Pro states that she never claims about teenagers having sex, yet she states that her claim [Which apparently wasn't stated] is that teens have sex... And again never supports this at all with actual evidence of anything. "All I was saying with this statement was that they have the chance to go to college if they get their high school diploma, not that they all did." - Pro seems to agree with me that not all parents will go to college, which helps supports the fact that these daycare services will be useless. "The day care centers that are in schools already are being used, so that is why they should be there." - Umm... Pro claims that because something is already there, it should be there... How does that make sense? That tree should be there, because it's already there. Yeah sure, it's simple logic, but how that support anything. If someone wanted to cut down that tree, that argument is possibly one of the weakest. I will conclude my arguments. - Daycare services in schools are a waste of taxpayers money. If the service was to only help a selected few, the whole population wouldn't be satisfy knowing their hard working is only for the few who knew their consequences and yet don't have to pay for it. For example, it's like working a job to gain money, in which you must give some to a known alcoholic. - Daycare services would funnel the money away from EVERYBODY'S education to a select few's personal and private need. - Daycare services would cause a controversy on campus saying it would be useless, because some mothers would want their rights to privacy. You may claim that you aren't "force" to use it, then why even have that facility in the first place then if it will be such a controversial place. Most people aren't ready for the social impact that will come with pregnancy, and then to use our money for education on a service that benefits you only... that will only anger then more. I mean YOU had a chance to not have unprotected sex, and now we are going to have a service for you, because you lack the cognitive ability to make a choice? No thanks. - Daycare services won't help the mother at all, it won't teach hard work that comes with a child. The daycare service will not allow the student to go to college, nor get a job, after high school what now? It doesn't teach the hard work and consequences for having a child. I mean imagine a world where every high school had a daycare, it's like saying "There's no consequences for having a baby, because I can just easily put him/her into the daycare!", it doesn't directly make them want to have sex, but it indirectly loses the consequences that comes with a baby. Thank you for looking at this debate, please vote accordingly.