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  1. Asked: July 21, 2018In: Human Rights and Justice

    Why are highschool students burning down schools? Is it a family values issue? What is the solution?

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    Added an answer on July 29, 2018 at 10:14 pm

    Poor parenting...plus relaxed rules and regulations by schools lead to the burning of schools. I remember when I was in high school we used to be caned so badly that when you would hear of the slightest rumor of a student unrest you'd distance yourself from it ASAP to avoid the punishment that cameRead more

    Poor parenting…plus relaxed rules and regulations by schools lead to the burning of schools. I remember when I was in high school we used to be caned so badly that when you would hear of the slightest rumor of a student unrest you’d distance yourself from it ASAP to avoid the punishment that came with being identified as part of the group involved in organising the unrest.

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