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can a school actually be corrupted?

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the rich pay teachers to get a higher mark on exams/ more trips/ better treated/better teaching

Reply 1

Drewski

That's not corruption, it's capitalism.

Reply 2

The Broken

You get what you pay for.

Reply 3

there are 2 students. student X and student Y both have exactley the same skills, predicted grades etc... however student X has a higher mark on an exam than student Y. YOU, person 1 looks at both tests from student X and student Y. student Y has been marked more strictly than student X and student X's parents are higher upper class but Student Y are from a working class family. + the teachers seem more nicer and more "1 on 1" with student X than Y's. could you assume that student X is paying the teacher? sidenote this is a state school

Reply 4

is it against school policy to get that? both students have the exact same skills/ same scores, but one student gets better "praise" and recognition from senior leaders. bear in mind that that student has richer parents