America's Junior Miss Congeniality Grant

Like steers in a sale, young ladies will stand in front of an audience Sept. 21 at the Performing Arts Center planning to be delegated the 2007 EC Indian Princess in a shallow, superfluous, and very costly magnificence challenge.

Not at all like the America's Junior Miss program, which offers grants to Coweta County youngsters in view of ability, scholastics and a meeting, the ECHS Indian Princess exhibition depends on looks alone. Except for the Miss Congeniality grant, which is voted on by the contenders themselves, the greater part of the honors include appearances.

At the point when adolescent young ladies are contending to be the "most excellent," the holding background that expo support Kelli Williams expects appears to be outlandish. The young ladies have little to bond over, other than perhaps sharing their cosmetics while preparing for this disaster. Young ladies of all evaluations will contend with each other, yet it doesn't appear to be very reasonable

I can just envision what members' responses will be at this exhibition. They won't be told another person is more gifted, explain, or studious than they; they will be told another person is more excellent.

A Public School ought not support a Beauty Contest

During a time of dietary issues and stick-thin famous people, a government funded school ought not support a stunner challenge. Judging who is the most delightful in our school positively does not add to our instruction. Understudies definitely know which young ladies are the prettiest and most well known and which are definitely not. Stroll into the cafeteria at any secondary school and it is agonizingly self-evident.

By facilitating a wonder show, we are including to the order of secondary school, one that begins with the homecoming court and closures with the prom