Many young students drop out of school, sometimes their families and sometimes due to other reasons, and this has severe consequences for their future and society as a whole. Sometimes those learners are to blame, but oftentimes, the system is responsible for it. The state should revise the way it runs schools, and arrange while the school authority should provide some paid jobs to needy students and help their parents to .
Many young pupils leave school without completing their education mainly to earn a wage to support their families, and this is more common in developing countries. According to a recent report, more than 30% of students leave school in South Asian countries due to financial hindrances. On the other hand, learners often drop out in developed nations because they do not like the school and towards the way schools are run. A recent survey showed that in 2019, 14% of high school students in the USA dropped out because they thought school was not interesting enough.
To improve this situation, the governments should focus on of needy parents who have school-going offspring. some incentives and job opportunities to support their children's education. , education should be free, and some subsidies should be provided to poor students. On top of that, the state can arrange re-schooling facilities for those drop-out students with some incentives and job provisions.
Besides, the school authority should make education in school to retain young students. For instance, some Japanese schools use interactive and fun methods to teach young learners, and this has increased students’ school attendance dramatically. Such initiatives should be welcomed and more widely used.
To conclude, education is the most important pillar for the development of a nation, and the school authority should help students stay in school and finish their academic years by taking effective measures.