Question

there should be some things, especially where public education is concerned, that money simply cant buy. given the risks ive mentioned, i firmly believe no aspect of our school experience should be for sale—even when some outside person or organization is more than willing to pay the bill.
reread the underlined sentence in the passage. complete the sentences to explain how the author supports his claim that his school will likely accept sponsorships beyond the scoreboard.
the author provides evidence that there are
for marketing
in schools. the evidence is
because it comes from a government source.

Explanation:

The underlined sentence states the core claim that no part of the school experience should be sold to outside entities, directly opposing sponsorships beyond the scoreboard. The evidence supports this claim by establishing that there are limits on marketing in schools, with the evidence being credible as it comes from a government source.

Answer:

1. The author supports his claim by stating his core position that no aspect of our school experience should be for sale, which directly rejects the idea of expanding sponsorships beyond the scoreboard.
2. The author provides evidence that there are limits for marketing in schools. The evidence is credible because it comes from a government source.