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* Due to corruption and shoddy funding (along with a general preferential treatment towards private, usually Catholic-run schools), a large chunk of public schools in the Philippines sadly fit this trope. More often than not one would either find typo-filled textbooks, flip-flopping standards, incomplete classrooms, ''unfinished'' buildings or worse ''all of the above.'' The irony becomes even more pronounced when one considers the fact that this descended from the original American system...
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* Greendale Community College of ''{{Community}}''''{{Community}}'' is half this and half just bizarre. There aren't really mean teachers, however. Instead, the faculty seems to be composed of incompetent {{Cloud Cuckoolander}}s of every description. There are also money issues:
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* Greendale Community College of ''{{Community}}''
-->'''Dean Pelton''': We're broke, Ben! We now get 80% of our electricity from ''the apartment building across the street''!
-->'''Dean Pelton''': We're broke, Ben! We now get 80% of our electricity from ''the apartment building across the street''!
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* ''[[MrD Mr. D]]'''s Xavier Academy ''looks'' like an ElaborateUniversityHigh, but they have the title character as a teacher. And the others aren't ''that'' much better.
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted [[AssimilationAcademy encouraging mindless conformity]].
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted [[AssimilationAcademy encouraging mindless conformity]]. \n The teachers are also pretty much entirely either idiots or [[SadistTeacher sadists]].
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* Bullworth Academy in ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'' is filled with corruption, bullying, violence and vandalism, and none of the authority figures seem to care, or even ''acknowledge'' it, denouncing it as school spirit.
* Bullworth Academy in ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'' is filled with corruption, bullying, violence and vandalism, and none of the authority figures seem to care, or even ''acknowledge'' it, denouncing it as school spirit.
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The opposite of ElaborateUniversityHigh, a school that isn't very good at teaching because of budget issues and/or PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad. Expect the textbooks to be massively out of date and have [[TheGreatPoliticsMessUp Cold War era information]] at best. It may or may not be an InnerCitySchool or an AssimilationAcademy. The school is often full of [[SadistTeacher ridiculously mean teachers]] and run by an [[DeanBitterman even worse principal]].
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The opposite of ElaborateUniversityHigh, a school that isn't very good at teaching because of budget issues and/or PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad. Expect the textbooks to be massively out of date and have [[TheGreatPoliticsMessUp Cold War era information]] at best. It may or may not be an InnerCitySchool or an AssimilationAcademy. The school is often full of [[SadistTeacher ridiculously mean teachers]] and run by an [[DeanBitterman even worse principal]].
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* TruthInTelevision: American public schools were originally created primarily to educate factory workers, not "men of letters". After public education became mostly available, schools were still somewhat bad as the teachers were more focused on "lickin' instead o' larnin", licking meaning paddling.
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* TruthInTelevision: American public schools were originally created primarily to educate factory workers, not "men of letters". After public education became mostly available, schools were still somewhat bad as the teachers were more focused on "lickin' instead o' larnin", licking meaning paddling.[[SadistTeacher paddling]].
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* TruthInTelevision: American public schools were originally created primarily to educate factory workers, not "men of letters". After public education became mostly available, schools were still somewhat bad as the teachers were more focused on "Lickin' "lickin' instead o' larnin", licking meaning paddling.
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* This was enforced in the American South before [[CivilRightsMovement schools were integrated]]. While the "separate but equal" doctrine meant that, in theory, schools for white and black students had to be treated the same way, in practice the black schools had the worst of everything -- at best, they got the stuff left over from the white schools. It was this abuse that led to the desegregation of the public school system.
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* This was enforced in the American South before [[CivilRightsMovement schools were integrated]]. While the "separate but equal" doctrine meant that, in theory, schools for white and black students had to be treated the same way, in practice this was never enforced, and the black schools had the worst of everything -- at best, they got usually the old, worn-out stuff left over from that the white schools.schools were throwing out and replacing. It was this abuse that led to the desegregation of the public school system.
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* ''{{Outnumbered}}'' makes a RunningGag of implying the school Pete teaches at is one.
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The opposite of ElaborateUniversityHigh, a school that isn't very good at teaching because of budget issues and/or PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad. Expect the textbooks to be massively out of date and have [[TheGreatPoliticsMessUp Cold War era information]] at best. It may or may not be an InnerCitySchool or an AssimilationAcademy. The school is often full of [[SadistTeacher ridiculously mean teachers]] and run by an [[DeanBitterman worst even worse principal]].
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* TruthInTelevision: American public schools were originally created primarily to educate factory workers, not "men of letters". After public education became mostly available, schools were still somewhat bad as the teachers were more focused on "Lickin' instead o' larnin", licking meaning paddling.
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The opposite of ElaborateUniversityHigh, a school that isn't very good at teaching because of budget issues and/or PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad. Expect the textbooks to be massively out of date and have [[TheGreatPoliticsMessUp Cold War era information]] at best. It may or may not be an InnerCitySchool or an AssimilationAcademy. The school is often full of [[SadistTeacher ridiculously mean teachers]] and run by an [[DeanBitterman worst principal]].
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* In ''TheFaculty'', there is a scene early on that takes place at a faculty meeting, where they are deciding how to divide the school's budget. Much to the teachers' chagrin, money that could be used for buying new textbooks or putting on a SchoolPlay other than the one they did last year is instead directed towards the football team, because, as [[BebeNeuwirth Principal Drake]] explains, [[SeriousBusiness they live in a football town]].
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* In ''TheFaculty'', there is a scene early on that takes place at a faculty meeting, where they are deciding how to divide the school's budget. Much to the teachers' chagrin, money that could be used for buying new textbooks or putting on a SchoolPlay other than the one ''OurTown'' (which they did last year year) is instead directed towards the football team, because, as [[BebeNeuwirth Principal Drake]] explains, [[SeriousBusiness they live in a football town]].
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted encouraging mindless conformity.
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted [[AssimilationAcademy encouraging mindless conformity.conformity]].
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* Tom Landry Middle School in ''KingOfTheHill'' shows budget and policy issues that reflects real life public school system. Examples include a shop class converted into a study room when the school couldn't afford a substitute teacher or equipment and newly published Texas history textbooks that tells nothing about the history of Texas.
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* Tom Landry Middle School in ''KingOfTheHill'' shows budget and policy issues that reflects real life public school system. Examples include a shop class converted into a study room when the school couldn't afford a substitute teacher or equipment equipment, and newly published Texas history textbooks that tells nothing about the history of Texas.
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* Truth In Television: U.S. government schools were created primarily to educate factory workers, not "men of letters".
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* Detroit Central High School in [[SurvivalOfTheFittest SOTF-TV]] is of the budget issues variant. Played in complete contrast to the other school of SOTF-TV, Silver Dragon Academy (a prestigious private school).
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* Hogwarts in HarryPotter. Half the faculty are incompetent.
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* "[[http://seemikedraw.wordpress.com/2009/04/05/why-kids-is-stupid-these-days/ Why kids is stupid these days]]" by Mike Jacobsen. So much is said in two short speech bubbles.
* "[[http://seemikedraw.wordpress.com/2009/04/05/why-kids-is-stupid-these-days/ Why kids is stupid these days]]" by Mike Jacobsen. So much is said in two short speech bubbles.
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted encouraging mindless conformity.
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* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted encouraging mindless conformity.
* The school in ''CaptainUnderpants''. The school library is shown as being almost completely free of books, with a librarian who discourages readings. The school also has signs posted encouraging mindless conformity.
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* Hogwarts in HarryPotter. Half the faculty are incompetent.
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* In ''TheFaculty'', there is a scene early on that takes place at a faculty meeting, where they are deciding how to divide the school's budget. Much to the teachers' chagrin, money that could be used for buying new textbooks or putting on a SchoolPlay other than the one they did last year is instead directed towards the football team, because, as [[BebeNeuwirth Principal Drake]] explains, [[SeriousBusiness they live in a football town]].
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* ''LesChoristes'' centres on a failed musician, who accepts a job at a school whose name translates to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 'Rock Bottom']]. It gets better, though- at least until [[spoiler:the school burns down]].
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* ''LesChoristes'' centres on a failed musician, who accepts a job at a school whose for delinquent boys, the name of which translates to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 'Rock Bottom']]. It gets better, though- at least until [[spoiler:the school burns down]].
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* ''LesChoristes'' centres on a failed musician, who accepts a job at a school whose name translates to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 'Rock Bottom']]. It gets better, though- at least until [[spoiler:the school burns down]].
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* Kat from ''SequentialArt'' [[http://www.collectedcurios.com/sequentialart.php?s=240 was]] in one, [[MortonsFork Catch 22]] [[http://www.collectedcurios.com/sequentialart.php?s=245 included]].
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* Kat from ''SequentialArt'' [[http://www.collectedcurios.com/sequentialart.php?s=240 was]] in one, [[MortonsFork Catch 22]] [[http://www.collectedcurios.com/sequentialart.php?s=245 included]].
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* Tom Landry Middle School in ''KingOfTheHill'' shows budget and policy issues that reflects the real life government school system. Examples include a shop class converted into a study room when the school couldn't afford a substitute teacher or equipment and newly published Texas history textbooks that tells nothing about the history of Texas.
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