Teens Say Grades Worry Teens Most About School
A survey of 1,015 U S teens finds academic pressure and college admissions loom largest, with 77 percent rating high schools as safe. Minority students report higher safety concerns while 44 percent cite pressure for good grades and 32 percent college entry as top worries.
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