public school
n. 1. a prison for
children complete with chain-link fences, body searches, involuntary confinement, enforced drugging, etc.. 2. an institution whose purpose, according to the founding fathers,
was to create a literate populace. Its improved modern purpose is to create passive,
well-adjusted, amoral citizens, who will follow where they are led.
See Outcome-Based Education. 3. a powerful remedy for
curiosity and a desire for learning, whose side effects include boredom,
rigid thinking, and an inability to function in the real world. 4. a
mental health clinic for children.
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