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Some Long Island Schools Students Just Want to Go to Work

All parents have big dreams for theircutbacks that they are forced into turning
children. Fame, fortune, happiness, security,students away from the education they desire.
love, confidence, success, and a goodMany Long Island Schools districts have to
education- to name a few. Parents of Longtell their vocational students that they
Island Schools students have dreams likecan't afford to enroll them in BOCES (Board
these, too. A lot of these kids are told asof Cooperative Educational Services)
they grow up that college is what you dojob-training courses in the Fall of 2007.
after high school, end of discussion. OfThis is happening despite New York's state
course, most if not all parents would like toregulations which entitle teens access to
see  their  kids  head  off  to  college.vocational programs. In fact, state
regulations require school districts,
But let's look at the big picture; not allincluding those serving Long Island Schools
graduating seniors want to head off to a 2-to provide students with up to two years of
or 4-year college. They are anxious to enterBOCES occupational training, free of charge.
the workforce, earn a paycheck, and areTherefore, many of these Long Island Schools
heartily sick of homework. Students attendingstudents are blocked from receiving the
Long Island Schools represent both goals -training they need to begin their chosen
both college bound and work bound - but onlyprofession.
one of these groups is truly getting the
education they need to achieve their goalsLong Island Schools officials have voiced
after  high  school.regret over the situation, but added that
they have little choice. Budgets have had to
Long Island Schools students are feelingbe trimmed, and the cuts included $720,000 in
increasing pressure to attend college or aBOCES tuition. The most likely reason for
university. Rigorous courses are becoming thethese cutbacks is the fact that Long Island
norm, and the stress that goes along with thevoters  have  rejected  spending plans twice.
homework and studying for these classes is
immense. Long Island Schools students who areIt appears that if the voters who live in the
planning on heading off to college prettyareas which support Long Island Schools do
much have to take these types of classes innot change their minds, hundreds of
order to even get accepted in the school ofvocational students attending one of the many
their choice. In fact, 88% of Long IslandLong Island Schools will lose out on the
Schools graduates enroll in colleges oreducation they so deserve. Perhaps, when they
universities.see their fast food restaurants and discount
stores flooded with young high school
But what about the Long Island Schoolsgraduates, they'll change their minds. I hope
vocational students? Their schools areso.
experiencing such a drastic amount of



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