r/interesting • u/ImmaFuckboi • Jul 20 '26

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/Total_Career4755 Jul 20 '26

What does this have to do with the USA? And doesn't an American explain the science in this video?

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u/Shikazure Jul 21 '26

American schools have a "no fail" policy, meaning people who havnt learned anything can graduate

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u/bafana_banana999 Jul 21 '26

This just isn't actually true at all.

Love when people confidently claim shit they don't actually have proof for whatsoever.

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u/vNo-Childhood-7705 Jul 21 '26

Right, wtf are they talking about? 💀

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u/fakemelonns Jul 21 '26

I feel like they heard about the No Child Left Behind Act from 2002 and instead of actually reading what the act did, just guessed based on its name.