It has recently been announced that a new high school may be built in your community. Do you support or oppose this plan? Why? Use specific reasons and details in your answer.

The phenomenon of constructing a new high
school
in our region has aroused wide concern among various circles. Divergent as people's views on
this
issue in question may be, I disagree that developing
school
networks in our society. Of all the reasons why the new high
school
should not be built, probably the most significant one is that
school
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can only make a little profit for our community. To illustrate,
school
is not a special building and it can only attract
few
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people who come to our community
such
as the students and their parents.
Therefore
, they will be the
protential
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potential
customer of our society.
However
, if the plan is going to build a shopping centre, more types of customers from different ages and fields are predicted.
This
will in turn increase our community income. Another reason that should not be overlooked is that new high schools may not
able
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to survive in the current market. The most noticeable reason is the production rate declined dramatically in recent years.
Hence
, many schools already announce that they are not enough students to continue running.
According to
the
pervious
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previous
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argument, as a
new
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established high
school
, it
need
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to compete with prestigious schools in order to admit enough students. Under
this
line of thinking, it seems to me that
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building
a new high
school
is the worse development plan base on the low profit and hard to operate.
Therefore
, we should find another investment to develop our society.
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