Schools Teach Exactly What They Are Intended

As A Writer, Politician, Scientist, And Businessman, [ben] Franklin Had Few Equals Among The Educated Of His Day-though He Left School At Ten. (...)boys Like Andrew Carnegie Who Begged His Mother Not To Send Him To School And Was Well On His Way To Immortality And Fortune At The Age Of Thirteen, Would Be Referred Today For Psychological Counseling; Thomas Edison Would Find Himself In Special Ed Until His Peculiar Genius Had Been Sufficiently Tamed.

Children Allowed To Take Responsibility And Given A Serious Part In The Larger World Are Always Superior To Those Merely Permitted To Play And Be Passive.

Schools [are]...institutions Monopolizing The Daytimes Of Childhood.

Anyone Who Is More Interested In Human Beings Than In The Rules Is A Threat To The System.

I Teach How To Fit Into A World I Don't Want To Live In. I Just Can't Do It Anymore.