I’m interviewed on whether high schools should value fine arts over athletics, a national debate topic, on a Loquitur podcast. Loquitur is a resource site for high school debaters.
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This is a hot topic todayy in schools. I wuld know, I’m a principal. I believe the fine arts are better, but debaters are favoring the athletics because of the obesity problem.