The McAuliffe students are constantly losing, breaking, and chargers stolen by other students. This began in the middle of the 6th grade year of 2021-2022, and this group of students has carried this trend with them throughout their time at McAuliffe. It has gotten to the point where around 8% of this eighth grade don’t have chargers, 11% Don’t bring them due to the fear of losing them or other reasons, and 4% just forget them. This averages to about 23% of eighth grade not having chargers every day. And those 123 students cause anarchy and pandemonium while trying to advocate for this problem.
The effects of having 123 students who do not have chargers can be seen in every class since McAuliffe relies heavily on computers for most of our assignments, tests, essays, and much more. An example of this can be seen in an 8th-period science class. In this class, an average of 3 of the 30 students are without chargers every day. And because of this, they walk around the class searching for chargers, asking people around them, and just causing a disruption. It forces the teachers to pause the class and address the situation, which causes class time to be wasted.
Without chargers for students, there is a constant disruption in classes during any computer activity throughout the day. Additionally, the way that the students attempt to solve this problem is problematic in itself, wasting 5-15 minutes of class time every day.
virginia • Dec 12, 2023 at 8:23 pm
ms barajas has a bucket of changers that if i kid needs one then they give her somthing of theres until it is returned