Opinion

The ability to communicate in writing is undoubtedly the most important skill a student will ever learn. However, an absence of challenging reading materials and writing assignments in high school, students' increased use of texting and other forms of electronic communication and teenagers' general apathy have contributed to the national drop in skill use and aptitude according to R. Ferguson, CEO of  ACT.

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