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Encyclopedia > High School (1969 movie)

High School is a 1969 cinema vérité documentary film which follows the typical day of a group of students at their high school (North East High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.)


The movie was directed by Frederick Wiseman and has been selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.


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Profile: Skeptic (515 words)
In 1969 I was living in Chicago, and was a junior in high school.
After the movie, I remember adding up the years and thinking how lucky I was, that I would be there to experience the wonders of the world in 2001 painted so vividly by Stanley Kubrick in that movie.
In retrospect, the vision in the movie would have been a better blueprint for NASA than the path that they followed, and better than the path they are on today.
Reinventing the High School Curriculum (1361 words)
And by high school, the dulling usually accelerates: geometric theorems, the causes of the War of 1812, the periodic table, the subjunctive tense, fat textbook after fat textbook—material that could deaden the most vibrant teen.
Of the four-years of high school English, roughly three are currently devoted to the study of literature.
High school is the time to begin the career exploration process.
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