Argument Essay: The Declaration Of Student's Rights

The Declaration of Students Rights
When in the course of school and school events, it becomes necessary for young adults to end their association with teachers and the school system which have controlled them nearly their whole lives, and to assume the powers of the basic rights of adults. This requires the young adults of this nation to declare independence from the school system and the rules that bind them, for all the world to see why we as young citizens of this great nation should and will gain independence from the US school system.
We hold these truths to be clear, that all students and young adults are created equal, and are granted the rights of man by their Creator, that these are Life, Liberty and the right to pursue anything which

They have refused to create or change the rule to benefit the students.
They have punished us unfairly for offences that weren’t our fault.
They have waken us up to go to school for their satisfaction.
They have invaded our lockers, burnt our spirits, and destroyed the lives of our students outside of school with so much homework.
Throughout our school careers we have complained to our parents, our teachers, but our grievances have been ignored and tossed aside. We have even attempted to strike a deal with our principal and school administrators, yet none of our many attempts have prevailed. We have been ignored, mistreated, and set aside, and now we must separate and isolate ourselves form the school system, our homes and parents in order to become more independent and less reliant.
Therefore, we, the representatives of Lakeside High School in the name of justice and our fellow students, do declare in this document that all the students of the nation are free and independent of teacher and administrative rule, we grant all young adults the basic rights of adults whom are free and independent. And for the support of this Declaration, we all pledge to each other our effort, our honor, our lives, and our precious