"Excellent" could be used in quotes here if the sign is quoting a recent report or a perhaps a comment from a well-know education pundit. In my local area, for example, the term "Blue-Ribbon" refers to an excellent school and could arguably be used in quotes.
Hahahaha. Definitely avoiding this school district.
ReplyDeleteHow did I not know of this blog's existence prior to today? This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHAHA I LOVE THIS SITE.
ReplyDeleteOh, this one gets two thumbs up! (I wish I could make it more, but... no more thumbs...)
ReplyDeleteThat's not very nice. "Fine, fine, we'll put excellent on the sign.... but it's going in quotes!"
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Awesome one. :D
ReplyDeleteJust so you know, public schools are officially ranked using terms like "Excellent" or "Emergency".
ReplyDeleteThis is so the best one yet. :)
ReplyDelete"Excellent" could be used in quotes here if the sign is quoting a recent report or a perhaps a comment from a well-know education pundit. In my local area, for example, the term "Blue-Ribbon" refers to an excellent school and could arguably be used in quotes.
ReplyDeleteummm wow. another good one. obviously not all that "excellent". those kids probably are so proud to have gurdgtated high skool. lol
ReplyDeletei was in chicago for a conference last weekend, too. maybe we were at the same one!
ReplyDeleteheh, scratch that, i just realized we were tOtally at the same conference. awesome. i only wish i'd realized sooner.
ReplyDelete...or be subjected to more extraneous punctuation for generations to follow.
ReplyDeleteMaybe this school is part of a school board called "Excellent".
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