If this makes you feel better, I studied philosophy in high school (rather common in Italy), and it was 100% history of philosophy. We spent inane amounts of ti

If this makes you feel better, I studied philosophy in high school (rather common in Italy), and it was 100% history of philosophy. We spent inane amounts of time on presocratic debates on whether water, air, or apeiron was the fundamental element of nature, then another year on the middle ages, and when things got relevant for modern life (Freud, Nietzsche) we stopped, and never got to the existentialists, Popper and contemporaries.