I think they should under three circumstances. One is that they risk closing due to financial difficulty otherwise. Two is that general school operating costs have prevented updating curriculum in "a while" (compared to schools nationally). The third being that there are substantial number of independent leagues and groups operating locally so that students interested in continuing participation in after schools sports can continue. I still think physical fitness classes or "Gym" should be offered, especial in the case of no after school sports programs offered by the school.
I think they should under three circumstances. One is that they risk closing due to financial difficulty otherwise. Two is that general school operating costs have prevented updating curriculum in "a while" (compared to schools nationally). The third being that there are substantial number of independent leagues and groups operating locally so that students interested in continuing participation in after schools sports can continue. I still think physical fitness classes or "Gym" should be offered, especial in the case of no after school sports programs offered by the school.