John Thornton
>I've looked into that angle too, after several people recommended
>substitute teaching. I discovered that out here in Kansas City you need to
>have a state teaching certificate to serve as a substitute. There might be
>a poor school district around town that doesn't require a teaching
>certification, but I haven't looked too comprehensively.
>
>On a related note, I met this anarchist teen yesterday when we were
>playing soccer here. He goes to a high school over by the big Sprint
>corporate HQ campus. When my sister went to this high school it was called
>"Hollywood High" and evidently that nickname still fits. The teen I talked
>to told me that the high school had several anarchists and that they were
>always being harassed by the school cops and authorities for simple
>political speech. He reports that a majority of the kids do drugs while at
>school. It sounds like high schools have the sort of problems one would
>expect from an institution that treats its inmates like inmates.
>
>Chuck0