Topic: We should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools
it would make fighting have more serious consequences, making kids less likely to engage in violent behavior.
it's high time zero tolerance policies were adopted in schools to bring back  high levels of discipline which would improve educational standards.
it's unfair to come down so harshly on kids if we have a zero-tolerance policy.  studies have shown that there's absolutely no evidence that this policy reduces violence or drug use by kids.
just knowing that there is a zero-tolerance policy will stop many students from starting trouble
kids can be terrible. so having rules is not a bad thing.
kids do not have fully developed minds and should not be harshly penalized for a first offense.
kids in schools are not always mature enough to understand the consequences of their actions.  a zero-tolerance policy would just be punishing students that need the most guidance.
kids make mistakes, and by removing them from a school, that mistake could haunt them for the rest of their life.
kids need consistency and adopting a zero-tolerance policy allows them to know 100% what the parameters are.
kids need to learn from early age that were a consequences for their  actions
kids needs their freedom and to learn from mistakes
kids these days are being groomed to be very soft and we have adopted an everyone is a winner philosophy that does not work.  kids need rules and structure.
kids who do something stupid once should not be permanently punished for it.  zero tolerance does not allow the child to learn from what they did, and make up for their actions
laws at school should be strict. only zero-tolerance policy would conform students to follow them
Many children are suspended and face legal charges for relatively minor offenses.
many of these policies lack common sense and are not standardized across all school districts
Most studies agree that zero-tolerance policy in schools is useless, and moreover can increase the disciplinary and phsychological problems in schools.
no child should be subject to a zero-tolerance policy, children learn by testing boundaries and making mistakes, they need flexibility not harsh and damaging punishments for natural behavior
no evidence has been found that zero tolerance policies deter bullying and violence in schools
no i don't  think  that we should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools for security
no, i don't think that we should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools because is important the security of all
not allowing people to defend themselves without being punished creates an unfair environment.
not every situation is black and white.
one thinghs schoold should teach kids is the bneed to obey rules, therefore zero-tolerance is justified.
our schools should be safe for our children to attend, so there must be zero-tolerance for those who make them unsafe.
people make mistakes and should be given a second chance.  a zero-tolerance policy in school would not teach the student a lesson, it would just rid the school of the problem.
people should be free to bring anything they want
problems at school should be dealt with as soon as they start