White-collar crime poses greater danger to the economy than street crime, even though the latter is more obvious.

Bridgeland , Dilulio , and Morison (March 2006 proposals are needed to prevent high school dropouts and these are enhancement in instructions and course curricula , schools ' supervision upgrading and better parental involvement in school (Bridgeland et al v . In addition , community and states must do all the possible ways to help prevent and save all the dropouts . For community , proposed solutions are : First , different schools for different students wherein student that has the possibility to dropout could have the opportunity to have a specialized program as a help for studying . Second , warning systems

as a detector for possible dropouts in which it can help on identifying students at risk of failing in school . Third , additional supports and adult advocates thru counseling and monitoring of students (Bridgeland et al , v . For states and nation , proposed solutions are re-examination of the compulsory school age requirement wherein students can only leave school at the age of 16 to 18 , calculation of the dropouts and graduation rates to help for monitoring , more accurate data from federal departments and agencies to understand the extent of the problem , better incentives under federal law and research work and dissemination of best practices (Bridgeland et al , vi

It is therefore concluded that to solve the issue regarding dropouts all the solutions for preventing high school dropouts must be commenced because they all linked to each other . From the teachers ' improvement and to the school up to the community and the nation , everyone is required to give and do the utmost effort for helping high school students stay in schooling and for the prevention of the problem . Since the issue is not just pertaining to a dropout student but also with the society as well . Every high school dropouts affects not only their life but also the society . So , everyone is...