with school work; and 43 percent reported missing too many days of school and not being able to catch up” (Bridgeland 3). Studies have shown that many of these students have poor reading skills, which makes it difficult for them to keep up or keep up......in the middle of a newspaper......repressing their studies they will have a much better life. before them.Works CitedBridgeland, John. The silent epidemic. March 2006. Web. March 16, 2010. .High School Dropouts in America. Washington, DC. February 2009. Web. March 12, 2010. .Miller, George. The high school dropout crisis threatens U.S. economic growth and competitiveness, witnesses told the House panel. May 12, 2009. the web. March 20, 2010. Mclaughlin, Joseph. The consequences of dropping out of school. March 2007. Web. March 15. 2010. .

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