Many community members, including parents, believe that smaller schools with wider grade bands located throughout the county will be best for the Licking Heights district. In the proposed plan, Summit High School, which is now a full-service school with a health clinic and adult education classes, would be divided into two smaller schools. Why might two high schools, strategically located in the county, benefit students and their families more? A. A full-service school with a health clinic in a central location at the large school has not proven to be useful. B. High school sports teams would have competition within the district, allowing for more playing time for athletes. C. Competition between the two high schools would increase enthusiasm in the community. D. Research has shown that higher percentages of students in small schools get involved in activities than students in larger schools.