What ‘black-market’ did kids in your school run?
What I never get is that schools that perform well get more funding which gives good incentives to teachers etc... but worse performing schools get less funding continuing the cycle
r u askin me this because i m black? High School has been the funnest so far, but Elementary has been the easiest. Middle school was hell, I hated every second of it. That's blackmail. Report them to the Police. Eric is already going to hell for that thing he did back in the fifth grade. since being a mutant was a stigma, i'm guessing the parents (if they weren't totally oblivious or negligent) probably guessed their child was one. but before they could ship them off for mutant registration, or worse, one of the x-men, usually turned up and filled them in on 'xaviers school for gifted youngsters' which is what it was called in the public eye. in reality, professor x probably found the new kid/mutant through cerebro, and sent one of the x-men to pick them up and avoid a drama with the kids parents. 
those kids without parents...or runaways, usually find their way there on their own, or by meeting an x-man in their travels and being directed there. 

people on the outside probably thought it was a preppy upper class boarding school or something. 

hope this helps. if it's a private school, it can choose to not accept them dear student,

mr keesing was an old maths teacher at anne’s school he was
very strict by nature he would not tolerate anyone talking in his
class naturally, he remained quiet annoyed with anne who was no
doubt the chatterbox he would punish her by giving her extra
homework anne would stuff her assigned homework with such funny
contents that not only the class but even mr keesing felt greatly
delighted but mr keesing still failed to stop anne's habit of
chattering in the class with the intention of making a mockery of
anne he gave her an essay to write on the topic: ‘quack,
quack, quack,’ mrs chatterbox anne wrote her essay in the
form of a story in verse it told the story of a mother duck and a
father swan the father bites his three ducklings to death because
they quacked too much the father in the poem is clearly mr keesing
and the ducklings are the children of his class luckily mr keesing
took the joke the right way he enjoyed this poem and read it to
several classes he stopped giving anne any extra homework he
allowed her to talk in the class he even started making jokes with
the children thus we see how even mr keesing got infected by anne's
sense of humour

regards compared to phoenix, my pranks are sooooooooo lame ... ok, i have kids, so my pranks are always on the lame side.

one year, after they had all started school and were raving about the little cartons of milk that came with their lunches, i went out and purchased little cartons of heavy cream.

that evening at dinner, they proudly stuck their straws into their cartons, took a big gulp, and ... gagged, at which point they ran to the bathroom to spit the cream into the toilet.

my six-year old approached me, and asked, "mom, are we supposed to drink that milk?" i replied in the affirmative, and he then burst into tears, exclaiming that he couldn't because, "it tastes like ****!"

another year, i rolled brownies to look like dog droppings and packed them in their lunches, have placed small cardboard circles inside their pancakes, "frosted" meatloaf with mashed potatoes and presented it as cake. 

i went too far when i hung plastic spiders on fishing line above their beds while they slept. 

i'd recommend you call family services on me, but my kids are now in their teens and 20's, and are quite capable of extracting their own brand of revenge.


thank you ((((tucker)))). 

i *do* love a good practical joke. some are experiencing that please go to the shops site and write to them so, that happened in the boarding school. 1.5 years ago we played truth and dare. i always choose truth but there was one time i didn't. however, i had to write the last person i texted (expect a family member) that i have a crush on them. i did. and it was one of the worst things i've ever experienced. we were really good. she was my (internet) friend. the thing is that she had a crush on me and i didn't know it. i mean she was flirting a few times before but i didn't get it. seriously. i was so insecure and didn't want to write it. but i really expected that she will friendzone me lol and then i wanted to explain it. and nope, it was the contrary. we don't talk anymore.