After almost two years of being locked up inside our homes, we are ready for change. A countless number of students have missed out on innumerable opportunities due to being stuck in our homes. From leadership to special clubs and games, many students are tired of this fear-mongering, and it is time that we end this ignorance and begin a new chapter for society in which it can progress. 
        Virtual learning has put many boundaries, on kids' lives. If this continues, many possible friendships could be non-existent, and grades can continue to dip lower. For example, according to the Texas Education Agency, in 2019, roughly 50% of students had mastered what their grade level required. Now, if you take a look at the 20-21 school year, that number dropped down to 35%. Based on this pattern, if we continued with virtual learning, the possibilities for the generation facing this problem will continue to decrease. Also, with more virtual learning, the concentration of students will cease to improve. Even though there may be a risk to it, is there anything in life that does not involve a risk?                                                                           One solution to this problem is to make this coming school year a regular one. If we ban virtual learning altogether we can improve the lives and futures of approximately 6 million students in Texas alone. Society can only progress and continue to grow, discover, and endure if millions of students can attentively learn.