This document discusses the impacts of teenage pregnancy on education. It notes that teen mothers are more likely to drop out of high school, which can reduce career opportunities and increase the risk of poverty. While some studies have found that many teen mothers had already dropped out prior to pregnancy, those still in school at the time of pregnancy were as likely to graduate as their peers. Early childbearing may result in poor health outcomes for both mother and child. Pregnancy during adolescence can negatively impact academic performance, as teen mothers have to balance motherhood with school and may drop out. The document aims to identify the causes and impacts of teenage pregnancy on academic performance and explore strategies to prevent it.