Should kids get paid to go to school?

Answer 1

No, education itself is valuable enough as it is. you don't learn the real value until you leave school.
No.

Additional thought:

Kids go to school on the "deferred payment plan." The more education they get, the more opportunities they have for interesting, and higher-paying, careers later in life.

Answer 2

No, of course they shouldn't.

Edit: In countries like Denmark, you get paid to be educated. As soon as you turn 18 and is currently in any form of educational system you get paid every month.

Answer 3

yes because they have to do alot of work in school and some have to deal with bully's, some with home work and others have to catch up with there work so they miss recesses and lunch break.

Children are paid to go to school. They are fed, housed and clothed. They are offered love and protection. Their goals in life are more easily attainable. Opportunities are there which would not be so without an education.

That is a huge wage they receive.

Answer 4

In my opinion, no-at least not until they reach the legal age to drop out, because at that point it's typically your decision to go to school and work. If so, you should be paid by your work ethic and how well you're doing, just like in the real world. But with our messed up economy, I don't believe ant federal or state governments would consider paying students to go to school.

Answer 5

I think kids shouldn't be paid to go to school because what would the kids actually do with the money? Yes I know buy some toys but why would the school pay children because every child goes to school and it was needed. I suggest this idea is right.

Answer 6

Yes because school is just like work.