Topic: We should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools
a zero-tolerance policy for schools makes the most sense as it deters the behaviors we are wanting to avoid
a zero-tolerance policy gives administrators no leeway if a student commits a less than serious crime.
a zero-tolerance policy gives no leeway for administrators in cases where the crime may not be so serious.
a zero-tolerance policy helps create a safe school environment for our children.
a zero-tolerance policy helps deter children from doing things that they shouldn't, enforcing the focus on school work in a safe and nurturing environment.
a zero-tolerance policy improves discipline in schools and lets children know exactly where they stand, allowing the concentration to be on learning.
a zero-tolerance policy in school is impracticle when it comes to bullying and fighting as situations are often complicated and long-standing, sometimes initially with no clear outcome.
a zero-tolerance policy in school systems could put an end to the rampant spread of bullying which has increased the suicide rate among children.
a zero-tolerance policy in school would improve behaviour and thus improve results.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools could lead to students being excluded for minor reasons.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools is the wrong way to go as it would too often cause innocent students being punished for being pushed too far.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools provides a structured and safe environment for children to learn.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools should be adopted because it actually prepares the students for the real world.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools should be adopted to send a strong signal to students that any and more importantly, all, violations will be addressed and dealt with.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools shouldn't be adopted because the smallest little unimportant things could lead to a student being suspended.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools shows children that the schools are not playing around when it comes to punishment
A zero-tolerance policy in schools will dissuade students from acting badly and, therefore, make the school a safer place for everyone.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools would inhibit the freedoms of students and create a standard mindset. this in turn would lead to less interesting individuals in society.
a zero-tolerance policy in schools would remove disruptive students from class and facilitate better learning for the rest of the students.
a zero-tolerance policy insures that children are actually paying attention to their lessons and doing their best to not get into trouble.
A zero-tolerance policy is a great deterrent against violent and disrespectful behavior.
a zero-tolerance policy is a way to keep kids safe
a zero-tolerance policy is not a viable solution in schools and should not be adopted as there may be a special circumstance surrounding the incident and may unfairly punish a student.
a zero-tolerance policy is not the way to handle problems, we need to discuss what's wrong with people not following the rules.