Reagan has just found out that the school she attends might be changing into a year-round schedule. This means there would be no more summer break. Instead, she would have to go to school year round. She is concerned because this could affect her plans to work during the summer. At one of the school board meetings, she tries to convince the school board that year-round school is a bad idea. Which sentence should Reagan include in her speech to persuade the school board to reject year-round schooling?

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9 January, 09:34

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Kenya Wilkins · Answer 1

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Year-round schooling costs more money because utilities must be used year-round.