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9nto tli The competition for the billions of dollars teenagers spend has heated up in recent years. Movies, retail stores, fast food restaurants, and record shops all want a piece of the spending action. The fast food industries, one of the areas targeted by our study, is perhaps the single largest employer of teenagers. Then there’s the question, What do we as students spend weekly, or every other week? Many students buy their own clothes, and pay rent to their parents. This is one good way of teaching them responsibility. Some teenagers have a problem with saving their money. They blow all of their money over the weekend, and then they don't have any money for the rest of the week, or for their future needs. In a survey that was taken, thirteen students were asked these questions. How much do you spend a week, or every other week? What are some things you buy in school, and out of school? Do you have a job? Shown in the picture arc the students who took the survey. They posed with some of the items that we have to buy in school. Ben Coifman, Grade 12 (Back row) Earning $25 a week and spending it on movie , food and college application He ha to be very careful when spending hi money. Felicia McCotvey, Grade 11 (Back row) Since he it a Cheerleader and work . the thing that he ha to buy arc mostly for her uniform, which odd up ro $ 106. Shawn Foley, Grade 9 (Back row) He spend hit money on clothes and tchool supplies. Teresa Bogle. Grade 10(Back row) She habytitf regularly on Saturday morning. She like ro buy such thing a cloche , lupplic for taking care of her contacts and hair product . She spend $50-$60 every other week. David Weinlkk. Grade II (Back row) Spending $25 every week could be fun. especially when you're pending it on cloche , food, hygcnic product and junk. Michelle Tucker, Grade 10 (Middle row) Each week the ipendt $8 on food, clothing, and iniicellaneou thing Aaron Shmgler, Grade 12 (Middle row) Since he' getting $10-$20 a week. saving money for the Prom and (pending jute a litrlc on movie and dance can be a challangc Aaron teems to be going in the right direction. Monica Ekerholm. Grade 10 (Middle row) She get $40 every week and spend her money on cloche Kingsley Colvo. Grade 9 (Middle row) Seventy-five doUon may lie too much for someone else, but foe Kinghey that ju t the right price foe recced , rape , and shoe . Sara Vang. Grade 10(Middle row) She spend her money on cloche . Jotie Jackson, Grade 12 (Middle row) She ipend her money of clothe , food, gift for people and junk. Since die gee paid every week, it ' easier foe her to spend and save a little. Sandy Voesane. Grade 9 (Front row) Starting her freshman year, Sandy doesn't want to spend money like crazy. Out of school the pend her money on make-up. j oi(m foe her room, jewdry. and candy. So spending $3 a day for lunch and school supplies suits her fine. Jon Hill, Gra !e 9 Front row) He get $ 10 a week and spend hit money on food and candy. 6
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