Why shouldn't schools have music and art programs?

Answer 1

Isabelle Alende was born in Cuba. Her parents sent her to good schools and paid for musical lesson when she was a child. She grew up to be a wonderful musician.Music seeps through the hot, humid neighborhoods of Havana in Cuba. It's nearly impossible to live there and not appreciate the wonderful music; for those with some musical inclination, it's a hothouse of musical development. Isabelle Alende was born in just such an environment. She was a sponge for the music around her, and it's no surprise she became the wonderful musician she was as an adult.

Answer 2

I think music lessons should be banned in schools as schools musoc tests are very hard such as articulating etc. And sometimes they stay up the whole night to stufy for the test and forget to do HW.......

That's WHY

Answer 3

Becuase the magical the pony in the sky says it is forbidden in the ladn of gumdrops.

Answer 4

Many teachers or citizens think it cost to much to pay for music and art class. They think that music and art is not really important in life or in school, but it is to many people.

Answer 5

Music classes are a form of education, and the field of music is very interesting.

Answer 6

I think it's something like it is good for you or spomething like that, not sure though

Answer 7

so kids that want to learn how to sing or dance or play music.

Answer 8

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