most parents make you go to school sick that also leads to kids getting sick all of the time. thats why parents should always have to call the school but still don't.
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yeah i completly agree with you
I don't think parents should bring their kid to school if they're sick. They will get other kids sick and could get more sick then they already are. Parents that send their kids to school while they're sick are selfish and and should think about the other kids that could get sick.
yes yes it does
I think that if you are sick you should stay home for you and the students at schools well being. If I am sick my parents think it's better for me not to go to school. For one it will keep my peers from getting sick and two it's better for me to stay home and get rest.
sometimes you still dont convice your parents and its difficult but i agree
yes and also the idea of who got you sick could have been from school and some otherthings i dont want to go on a tangent on.
I think if your very sick then you should stay home. But if you only have a little cold or even allergies it's nothing much to worry about. I think students go to school sick because they don't want to catch up on homework.
mostly i agree but sometimes school should have a exempt no matter what look at your grades and probably mr bruns has it only and or some other teacher
I think that if you are sick you should stay home from school almost 100% of the time. If you absolutely cannot miss something on a specific day, or you are not very sick you can still go to school. Other than that, you should probably stay home because it is not that difficult to catch up on missed work.
I think if you are very sick you need to stay home. If you just have allergies there's no reason why you shouldn't go to school. Obviously going to school sick risks other people getting sickt, but you should be washing you hands and covering your coughs and sneezes.
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