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My high school only serves food that is reheated because they do not have the ventilaton to cook anything.

There is a classroom at my school that uses old cafeteria lunchroom tables as student desks.

A girl tried to set fire to a desk in my French class once at Flakeside.

I wrote a 209 page long story that made no sense and just included random video game characters and nonsense in grade 5.

When I was finally diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, the school I was going to (and the Education Department) refused to acknowledge it. They didn't want to admit that they ignored me and put me in the 'too difficult' basket my whole life so they just clammed up and waited for me to quit college for good. They knew they had no responsibility for me anymore after I left, so they've gotten off scot-free.

I didn't care for parties in class; if I'd known there would be a free-for-all kind of party thing in class I'd probably have skipped class.

Same here, I totally ditched school (except math, had a final) for that reason..

My american government teacher doesn't really like teaching us that much, so we probably play Yahtzee (i don't know why) more than we do educational stuff.

And yes, the teacher plays.

Imagine getting paid to do something like that!


In grade 9 French class my teacher brought a Who Wants to be A Millionaire computer game, in English, to our class to play with the whole class.

The managers at work play X-Box 360 when they don't have to start the film for any movies.

There is only one teacher in my school who's classwork is actually somewhat difficult. (physical science, she actually assigns us homework, believe it or not)

I learned a lot in biology 534 in grade 10!

One day I brought a blanket and a pillow to class and fell asleep on top of a table.

I remember 2 girls falling asleep in class in elementary school, one in grade 3 and 1 in grade 4.

I fall asleep in class almost on a daily basis.

I suffered through a long French class with an ovarian cyst that affected me everywhere down there, and somehow managed to behave perfectly normal.

I watched that one movie where they defined adjectives, nouns, and verbs etc in song. I can't remember what it was called, but we watched it at least 15 times throughout highschool.

I planned to flush grapefruits down some of the toilets at Flakeside but never got around to it.