Hi! I’m Alicia Sanchez, the new Opinion Editor for The Beachcomber. Here are some ideas for opinion pieces. If one catches your attention and you would like to write your opinion about the topic, please submit your name and the story name to this post, and I will be glad to read and comment on it.
Is the new attendance policy a pro or a con?
Is the tardy to school and class policy ridiculous?
Does wearing your school ID really keeping school safe for students?
Is the immigration issue something that would effect students at Beach High?
Do you think the United States is ready for a women president?
What do you think about canidates coming to Florida?
Do you think spanish should be the second language in the U.S.?
What do you think about the no class rank policy?
How do you feel about the new administrators at Miami Beach Senior High?
How do you feel about the new school opening?
Do you think that there is a big drug influence at Miami beach Senior high?
Do you care about someone’s gender preference?
3 responses so far ↓
manuelam2011 // September 18, 2007 at 6:27 pm |
I definetly think the tardys to school and late to class policy is ridiculous,alot of students come late to school not only becaus students dont want to get up in the morning but because alot of the students attending MBSH take metro and if you have ever rode on metro you would agree that the buses are slow.Another reason is there is alot of traffic coming to school in the morning because of car crashes this policy is really unfair to many students.
amaliar2011 // September 24, 2007 at 5:05 pm |
HI, I’m Amalia, I’m in Journalism 1 and I would like to do the article about sexual preference since I feel very strongly about it and the society’s behavior towards it, especially in High School
arielaz2009 // September 24, 2007 at 5:06 pm |
Hi Alicia, my name is Ariela Zuniga and I am in Mr. Weiss’ Journalism II class. I am very interested in writing an opinion piece on
“Is the new attendance policy a pro or a con?”
Please get back to me about this.
Thank you.