1:04:04
Miss Azzouni, now...
1:04:07
you were also present
at this detention in question, were you not?
1:04:12
Yes. I finished writing my essay
before Kimberly.
1:04:17
Mr. Anderson took me in the other room
to discuss it.
1:04:21
I'm sorry? Another room?
1:04:24
There is a small room
beside Mr. Anderson's classroom...
1:04:28
separated by glass.
1:04:34
Randa, I'm going to be honest with you.
This essay is unintelligible.
1:04:40
You just...
1:04:41
Well, you just can't write competently
in the English language.
1:04:46
Now, what are we going to do about that?
1:04:49
I'm going to let you in on a little secret.
1:04:53
It's not fashionable to send your kids
to a place like this anymore.
1:04:56
Elitism is out.
You want to be a good Hollywood liberal...
1:04:59
you send your kids to a public school.
A safe public school, mind you...
1:05:03
but one where they can mingle
with the common people.
1:05:06
Meanwhile, this relic of an institution
grows every year...
1:05:09
more and more dependent
on wealthy immigrants like yourself...
1:05:13
from countries where elitism
is still very much in...
1:05:16
to the point where...
1:05:17
there is a not-so-subtle pressure
being exerted on people like me...
1:05:20
to go easy on people like you.
1:05:23
Well, had you gotten virtually
any other teacher at this school...
1:05:28
they'd probably turn a blind eye
to sentences like:
1:05:30
"I must not speaking in class."
1:05:36
Now, I know what you're thinking right now.
1:05:39
You're sitting there, loathing me right now,
aren't you?
1:05:43
Because good grades
are very important to your parents.
1:05:46
They're vitally important.
1:05:50
What are we going to do about that?
1:05:57
If your compositional skills don't improve
within the next year...