What should be taught in school, but isn't?

Manners

Birth Control without guilt, just the facts.

Parenting classes for parents, on how to be respectful to Teachers who teach your no-manners, disrespect child.

1. Conversation

2. Thinking

3. Personal Finance

4. The Government

5. How to Survive Without Certain Technology

6. Home Repair

7. Car Repair

8. Cooking

9. Manners

10. How to Write a Resume

How about....how to make change without the register giving the answer!

they should teach kids how to love skunks. Always love skunks.

A return to the basics would be nice.

Sir Humphrey Applebee, speaking of the British education system, said, "Our children are socially aware, personally well adjusted, but they can't read, write or do sums."

Common sense......seems to be lost on the millennials.

Economics/household skills would be nice. Yes, the parents have some responsibility to teach their kids these things, but we know all parents aren't going to do it. In that case, it might be nice if the school covers some basic life skills.

Dear Happy,

For the sake of us all as citizens of a changing world, I would like to see history brought back...was NCLB where it got left behind?

i remember being home with childhood mumps and reading the WHOLE Third Grade history textbook. And now sixty-some years on I am still at it, the attempt to put two-and-two together as to what makes us tick.

Early transcendentals by fifth grade!

Basic reasoning. I have a few teachers in my family and two are high school teachers. Most of the students don't understand basic reasoning.

Basic skills that used to be part of the curriculum like phonics, reading, writing, math. There seems to be more concentration on social skills and less on academic.

There seems to be far too many graduating high school that are still primarily  illiterate, and ill prepared for how the real world works . 

Common sense

Basic automotive

Street ripoffs

Try to get Along