Bridget Broxton agrees with Kentavious. She states, It s hard for students to adjust to higher standards when they re not used to being pushed. Pat Fitzgerald is also opposed to the change because, It can slow faster learners down. Not all students see the change as negative. The change is better.
People take slack classes because they re easier, when they are capable of doing better.
Suggests Tamera Cook. Mike Kehun is a supporter because, It holds every one to the same standards. Along with opinions, comes expectations. Mrs. Valliant and Mrs. Gay admit that there could be adjustment problems, but they set their expectations for critical thinking, writing, and reading skills to be pushed. Mrs. Melchoir anticipates possible problems of, lowering of expectations or high failure rate.