This school is an insult to educational institutions everywhere. Both the teachers and the parents are far more concerned of their elitist cliques and daily gossip of upper middle-class suburbia than with meeting anything but the most basic educational needs of their students. That raw deal, however, is only even granted for students who's family is in good standing among the cliques. Regarding the rest of the student body, those that remain quiet and obedient receive their sub-standard education with minimal duress. As for those students who dare to toe the line or even cross it, they become the central focus of the staff and are labeled almost immediately as a "problem child". Henceforth, that student will have every detail of their behavior documented and subsequently exaggerated by the staff into convoluted evidence of deviancy. This, you see, is how St. Albert manages to somehow maintain their immaculate ratings and scores; by