From a certain perspective, these children are getting a real education on how the US operates.
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i went and looked it up just now. they have a tour on their website and the first picture, of the front door, has a big sign that's half fallen down. jesus. the next two pictures aren't any better. and there's a 3d tour.
US roads are like Mad Max to me. Insane urban planning. They drive like maniacs. Statistically many of them are carrying guns.
That can't be real...
I wonder if this is actually a genius trick to deter mass shootings? Someone should check if the number of shootings at this location is below the national average.
It reminds me of factory farmed cattle forced to live on concrete.
Who thought building a school right next to a freeway was a good idea? The real question is, how did this even get approved? What do you all think?
Yeah, but think of the revenue the town is generating by ticketing people for speeding in a school zone. That shows they care. /s
I think it looks pretty nice
*For reference, in high school, my history teacher played us a video about some of the oldest and most out of date, worst schools in Ohio, and I spent a few years at one of the main schools mentioned in the feature.