US students attempt to sell their school for Rs 34 lakh, referring to it as a “half-working jail”

You’ve probably heard of kids getting into trouble in class, but have you ever heard of any students attempting to sell their school? Students from Maryland, in the US, did the same thing. A tweet from the @b3dubose account became viral recently. This is due to certain pupils’ misbehavior at school. By placing an advertising on the real estate website Zillow, the students continued their attempt to market their institution.

Meade High School pupils in Maryland said that the institution resembles a “good but half-working jail” in their essays. The advertising also said that 15 of the school’s toilets had drainage issues. It stated that it included a nice kitchen and a dining area with an own basketball court. The advertisement said, “Your neighbors are mice and swarming insects that will make you squeal.” The kids then said that the school costs $42,069, which is more than Rs 34 lakh.

Social media users have been reacting on the post since it became popular. One person said it was a really creative post and really like the ingenuity and humor in it. Another person suggested more cost reductions for the institution. A third person who shared the link noted that similar jokes had previously been made by students at several other institutions. One went a step farther and sarcastically questioned if there will also be free students and professors in addition to the school.

A spokesman for Anne Arundel County Public Schools agreed with the social media users that the listing was humorous. This is really imaginative advertising, but we are astounded that the listers over overestimated the worth of this magnificent property with incredible facilities, the man remarked.

Before the COVID-19 epidemic hit in 2020, a few Maryland students listed Broadneck High School in Annapolis for sale.