tried out public school for a couple days and it's normal, but there is more of the social fights and competitiveness going on. although i do find it weird how mainly, the public schools are the ones who have prejudice on private schools and not the other way around ( like how it is always portrayed ) , or maybe that's just bcs the private school i...... reply
Vaping is normal, loud speakers, vodka in water bottles, few lockdowns, guns here and there, students beating a teacher after school, some scandals of our gym teacher, disgusting bathrooms where they don’t flush their fucking pads, catcalling, bullying but only 1 incident so far, they get pregnant, std’s after school trips, your bf is my Bf dra...... 2 reply
Every single kid does some type of illegal substance, there are a lot of fights and they’re entertaining(kids have boxing fights with actual big red gloves, very fun), the principal and his son are neo-n@zi types like with the ‘Aryan Race’ shit, people go 30mph in the school parking lot, it’s infested with rednecks, etc. Public school sure ...... reply
all schools raise the pride flag in june including mines, but when my friend was being muted, ignored and bullied by classmates and teachers for being non binary and asking them to stop using she/her, the principal said the issue was out of his hands. 1 reply
If you’re a quiet kid that stands up to one of the “popular” kids when they are alone bullying you for no reason the next day there would a rumor going around the school about you, they will follow you like your own fan club to your classes and there is a high chance that they will jump you after school reply
Middle school is right next to high school, so in the longer breaks 8-10 graders goes there to make out or have sex with 12-13 graders. Mind you, the 8 graders in my country is 12-13 years old. reply
My private school is like a public school
AND ITS SO EXPENSIVE
ITS LIKE THE SAME AS A PUBLIC SCHOOL LIKE WTH
(But hey, at least we get fun fairs and haunted houses) reply
Since I lived in a state where the politicians payed more for their desks than they did on school funding, our schools were (and still are) heavily underfunded. The teachers oftentimes didn’t get payed enough to live off of, and many of them had to take up multiple part-time jobs just to stay afloat. So obviously the teachers we had weren’t top...... reply
