Cars and Grades Go Together Warns Allstate Firm
Allstate data from a study of 26 000 students in 30 high schools across the United States and Canada warn that parental control over teen driving is key to academic success. The report links car use to grades, noting four day per week or more use raises the share of D or worse students, while weekend-only use yields better outcomes.
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New President Named at The Mother Church
Arthur W. Eckman of Cambridge becomes President of The Mother Church for the coming year. The lawyer and former public education advocate succeeds Kathryn Cook and urges individual action through prayer to meet civil and religious freedom challenges.
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Parents urged to limit teens car use to protect grades
A study cited by Allstate suggests teen drivers pay their own way can hurt schoolwork. Twiss recommends parents restrict car use to weekends, place scholarships and homework first, and withhold extensive car privileges for at least a year to avoid grade declines.
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