May
23
2002

Schools… that’s what’s wrong with kids these days

Today I’m home again

I’m not as sick as I was, but next week they stop taking attendance. I’m going tomorrow…. but i’m …

so not enthused.

School does not stimulate my thinking processes. To put it simply…. school is as good for me as two gallons of gasoline pumped into my body.

what a good analogy. School kills me slowly. My brain feels slightly stupider each time I leave school. I even just used the word ‘stupider’ instead of ‘more stupid’

I found out that my school ranks in the five worst in the nation for spending per student. We only spend around Four thousand a student. That may sound like alot but take into consideration that one of the other bottom states spends ten thousand per student; a difference of six thousand.

How sad is that?

They’re ‘surplussing’ some of our teachers. If you know any thing about bureaucratic ways you know that they always take the good ones anyway. It’s really sort of sad. THen you’re left with mediocre teachers who used to have a passion for teaching, but now just don’t seem to care as the good students with promise who can’t comprehend what they’re teaching, slip through the widening crevices of the school system.

Our school teaches ‘caring’.

Yeah right. Caring about what? Caring about only themselves as the facist bastards sit high in their well paid seats on capital hill. Oh they care alright as they raise their pay wages by twenty percent. “We deserve it!” they cry, as the small voices in each school district cry out for solace, cry out for a savior to help them from the depths of their own wallowing.

No one cares. Not about the Students. Not about the teachers.

We are America’s Future; You get what you pay for America…. if what you pay for is morons– welcome to the future you built.

Derringer Meryl out

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