[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I never made it past my junior year of high school.

You must go for your G.E.D. so that you can be certified as properly indoctrinated.

[SavageRepublican]

At my house, a pair of red socks got thrown in the wrong laundry load by accident, and turned all of our underwear pink.

Too bad I didn't keep any of it...I could have sent it to this dumbass school administrator so he could wear it over his head!

[hookman]

Actually I passed my GED test one month after quitting school. I missed out on the old cap and gown routine, but graduated a year and a half earlier than the others.

I'm not saying that students don't learn from school and everyone gets brain washed into conformity...or am I? Anyway, I believe that it is up to the parents to teach their children "how" to learn. And that it is the school's responsibility to provide the resources to learn. And the teachers responsibility to guide their students and pass knowledge onto them.
In reality there are things that stop it from working out this way...money, room, teachers...I think it's convenient "they" have problems like this to hide "their" ulterior motives behind... we'll see what the next ten years is like.