Weaknesses
A.  The study may have been stronger if we used a larger sample size. Although our sample size fits the assumptions for our test, we would have preffered to have a larger sample so our results would be more accurate to the truth. Another weakness of your study may be that some students were excluded from the study simply because they are not at school for most of the day.  Students who took Polaris or PSEOP are not included, which could make our study slightly biased.  Also, we could have surveyed two or more people from the same family, which would make our sample innaccurate.  Luckily this did not happen, but we should have prepared a solution for when two people from the same family were sampled.
Extrapolation
B.  We could certainly extrapolate our data to schools in our area that have similar demographics.  Though we are not comfortable extrapolating our data to all other school in the nation, as the proportion of each political party changes drastically from state to state.  North Olmsted High School only represents a small amount of the views of the people in the United States.
Recommendations for Further Research
C.  Further research could include sampling many more high schools across the nation, though the ideal study for this type of question would be a census that asked about political views and total children number.  We would like to get a sample from the entire nation, because simply our school is not enough to suggest a relationship between political views and reproductive choices.