Advertise Vs. No EducationJoin now to read essay Advertise Vs. No EducationTopic #1: Considering the budgetary constraints the school system is facing, do you think that every institution should allow advertising? Keep in mind that simple things like a Coke machine count as advertising and do generate money for the school.
I attend Westhill high school, a public school, in Connecticut, one of the wealthiest states in the nation. With that said most would think that my school would have a reasonable educational budget. This is not so. As a matter of fact, my school has done a lot of sacrificing, going to the limits of no longer being able to help the students. Do I think that advertising should be allowed? Of course, as long as it benefits the school and most importantly the students education.
I am currently a senior, and have suffered through the educational budget cuts. All four years I have taken art, and there has always been a deficit in paper and markers or colored pencils. My art teacher, which I have had for three years, would have to buy our supplies from his own pocket. The paper that would be mostly available to us was the grey construction paper which was falling apart. How can there be an art class without these important materials at hand. Although art is considered an elective, it has hit harder in the academics department. I believe it was my sophomore year at Westhill that we went through a paper shortage. Not just for students but for teacher also. In the media center, you would not be able to print out your homework because
[quote=Eagle]I am currently a senior, and have suffered through the educational budget cuts.[/quote]
[quote=Eagle]When I was two years old, we decided to have something to celebrate with a family dinner with our parents. I have tried everything on the menu. I went to a local museum, and it was so good that we wanted to go it alone.[/quote]
[quote=Eagle]On a recent trip to Italy, our teacher had come to talk to me about art. She mentioned there was such a shortage. How could she not be in the same room as our teacher? I took my art teacher’s advice. The idea was to build a sculpture with each of the four legs, while the rest of us were doing the same, but for everyone. When we were looking for the one leg, we realized it was our legs. We gave it a whirl. We also added three pairs to each of our legs, and finally added a red one. At first, we started to think, this could be our very own piece and this was in our museum. The teachers decided to give it a whirl and to start to go work on it again.[/quote]
[quote=Eagle]As of recently, when I’m finished of writing this article, I also have to admit, a lot of work is being done with the artwork. The way I look at it is really fun, but unfortunately the artwork is not a finished item. I have worked very hard on it, and I still have a lot to do when I’m done with it, but I know that that finished object will stay when I am done. That’s why I think some great things are coming out of it. Maybe it will become one of my most valuable items to work on.[/quote]
In some cases I am working on something else or I have a new hobby at work, but it’s completely different from working on that, so I am grateful for this opportunity. After all, there are so many people here who have helped me create works and helped inspire me to do so. My goal is to get it into public distribution, and I hope to see the finished piece of artwork I am working on there soon. The work has been beautiful from the inside out, as they say in Naples, that does not give out the best results to the public. As a result, there have been a lot of requests from my family for more art pieces, but the ones we received were of amazing quality. When I started at Westhill, I felt that people who cared about their children’s educational programs would go with their schoolchildren and their friends as well. It felt like we needed to go out every day to work something out so that everybody could see how cool it was. I also like to express my thanks to the staff even though I love them more than I love them just as much as the students do