Should finishing High School and getting a HS Diploma be mandatory?

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Dimpy Handa
Students drop out of school for a variety of reasons. A news source ( for what it is worth ) cites 6.2 million students dropped out of school in 2007. As it goes on and continue to says despite lack of funding there are still some programs for students to re enroll and earn their High School Diploma. With many of them wanting to coming back. Tho it seems the lack of funding is the problem.
But what about those that do not want to return. Should it not be their decision to do so or not? Or is it society's responsibility to require they do so as some title them a burden on society otherwise. Meaning they never amount to anything and live off the State.

So what is the verdict? Do we really need another mandate? Do we need to punish students who do not finish High School? Is it for their own good and that of society's that they are required to earn their diploma? Are they really a burden on society?
 
The demand for the diploma: The commitment to graduate from high school enables you to bag good jobs before others. There are many employers who don't even consider hiring high school dropouts, who are commonly considered losers. As a high school diploma holder, you get to explore the ever-growing job opportunities with the diploma or GED.
 
The number of benefits associated with a high school diploma is unimaginable. Now you can explore the ever-growing job opportunities with a high school diploma or GED. The statistics that support 'why you should get a high school diploma' include the fact that today more than sixty percent of the job opportunities worldwide demand skilled labor. This makes a high school diploma mandatory to fit into the skilled labor force. Almost all employers prefer candidates who have a high school diploma.
 
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