(To the tune of Frosty the Snowman)

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Look at children cry

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Over the ruined roads

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Who thought it was a good idea to put 1400 students in one building,

Most of which can’t drive,

And let them all park in these little lots…

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Especially when they can’t even drive in?

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Over the 10 potholes we go (woah woah woah oh)

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Look at the cars go

As they hydroplane and run into two trees

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To high school we go

All jokes aside, even though I will definitely be singing this frosty remix on my way to school in the mornings now, the quality that our roads should be can be agreed upon by everyone. In too many local areas, our infrastructure needs improvements, but one of the first priorities should be the safety of citizens, especially youth. When novice drivers are heading into school nervous about weather conditions, parking, and the amount of people, the last thing that we need is to have to struggle over a nightmarish road that too many students have wrecked on. If driving safety is as important as we are taught it is, then why are the chances of wrecking increased right next to a high school?