Heroes?Do they Exist? or they fake just like the boogyman?

Heroes, roles in the world are necessary,they is plenty of heroes being unrecognized throughout the world to this day. People are too greedy and flawed to save the important but overlooked things in this world. People everyday make this world worse with pollution, Murder, drug addictions etc. Heroes go above and beyond to protect people from these types of things and more. Heroes don't mind the amount of danger they put themselves in they only care about who or what they have to do to protect the ones they don't know and the ones they do. Societies need heroes to expose the wrongs in  the world and to undo the wrongs by corrupted people in the world. These heroes need to have the strength to fight off the evildoers. The heroes need to have the cunning to get out of any trap the villains put them in and to get everyone out of crisis's safely. The hero must also have endurance to do what is right in the world even if shrouded by difficult decisions.Heroes exist in this world but don't run around in spandex and some initials or symbols they like, but instead are average looking people just with their priorities straight trying to make a difference in this bleak and unforgiving land. Heroes just like those people in the Colorado movie theater shooting, who tried to make a stand and those who protected those around them. People like this exist, and show their bravery everyday.

education

I believe that at first lets say around middle school, people don't really care about their grades some care deeply about it though so its not all that bad. Once people get into high school things start to change for a majority of them and start to focus on the homework and being a participant in classes. Once people reach high school their value of education rises dramatically, all around america is another story. I believe this happens because of the amount of maturity increases and the people need to do more to better themselves so they try. I started to value education  around late sophomore year and realize the amount of responsibility that grades have on you later in life, like a job or going to college to further pursue education.