So as we all know, Friday the 25th was the last day of SBACS. There is a big conniption on why we even had to take the SBAC and why it was a requirement if half of the questions on the SBAC had nothing to do with what we have learned so far in the school year. The Language Arts SBAC  was based on media, and the difference between each, and the Math had to do with baseball, so the question is, why bother learning the things we are if our state test is on otherwise? The whole point of the things we are learning in school, is to prepare us for everyday life as an adult. Though half of the things we learn in school most likely we won’t use, it still  prepared us for responsibility for the future such as college and our jobs. To answer the question of why we do the things we do in school, is simply to prepare us for adulthood, although it may be a pain, school really does prepare you.

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