> Beyond that, they want to have as little to do with the prisoners as possible, so they leave them to create whatever social organization they want. I went t

> Beyond that, they want to have as little to do with the prisoners as possible, so they leave them to create whatever social organization they want. I went to a public school that was most definitely not like this. My teachers were really invested in the students and often perform significant emotional labor for children who don't otherwise have supportive adult relationships. I went to many schools (moved a lot) and they all largely had teachers who were passionate about the well being of the children under their care. I had a very poor home life and having teachers who identified I was going into a suicidal spiral was very useful when I was a teenager.