Case Study: Altering Sequoyah High School

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Altering Sequoyah High School
High school is a time for students to develop new interests, talents, and hobbies. As well as, prepare them with material they need for college or the workforce. Most schools, Sequoyah High School being amongst one of these schools, are lacking the resources that students need in order to pursue these academic interests. Although Sequoyah High School is a great high school for students in Monroe County, there are several issues that still need to change in order to help better the school system as a whole.
Most importantly, I would replace some of the staff at Sequoyah High School because some teachers fail to provide the necessary information that the students need to gain appropriate knowledge for the future.

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