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They have a virtual tour of the inside of the building, if you'd like to get really depressed.
I have seen better fallout shelters, yikes.
"hello sunshine" on a square meter of plastic grass carpet in a class in a basement without windows
“NBA ALL STARS” “Never been absent”
So like kids that come to school sick and shit, or had a death in the family.
I hated awards and prizes for this crap. In my high school the best attendance got the first pick of assigned parking spots.
The administration grades the schools on attendance.
Our school does not count excused absences against you. obviously their/your MMV
Technically, it's still a fucked up metric, but if they don't curb it at the school level, it's a lot harder to do it at the state/parent level.
Parents have a pretty strong incentive to keep kids home rather than pay for daycare/neighbors/family to help. They're using the kids to wage the war.
First floor feels like an asylum. Second is alright.