Springfield High School?

Feb 23, 2003, 11:20 PM ET14 posts by 11 posters
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Thomas J. Paladino Jr.

Is there a Springfield High? Has it ever been mentioned? Is that where Homer and Marge went?

Matt GarveyThomas J. Paladino Jr.

Not only was it mentioned, they even have an air hockey table! ...but no oil well. (2F16)

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Chris FewerThomas J. Paladino Jr.

"Thomas J. Paladino Jr." wrote in message news:64h6a.33515$[email]...

Homer

It's been mentioned numerous times.

I'd assume it's where Homer and Marge went, but the only garunteed mention of the word "high school" that I can remember was in the Run Lola Run knock-off episode... when Lisa says "Will I ever see you again?" I believe the reply was "Someday... at the amalgamated highschool... now go..."

Matt GarveyChris Fewer

Chris Fewer wrote:

That's "magnet," but amalgamated is funny too...

Chris FewerMatt Garvey

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I could swear he said amalgamated... my bad.

abe michaelsonChris Fewer

For non-Americans out there - magnet high schools are usually in larger cities. Theyare public high schools which don't take their students based on where they live, but because of some sort of aptitude or interest on the part of the student. Typically, there is an academic acheivement/merit magnet school for smart and/or hard-working students whose parents can't afford to send them to private schools. So, yes, Lisa will definitely be there, if she ever grows up... But there are also magnet schools for other reasons, some times - Philadelphia has one for academics, an all-girls academic magnet, a science and engineering; as in NYC, there's also one for the arts, � la Fame. -AM

ReversalZabe michaelson

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Thanks for clearing that up. :D

Gus PodgornyReversalZ

Several in NYC, High School for the Performing Arts (the "Fame" school). Stuyvesant, Bronx HS of Science & Brooklyn Polytech are all heavy science oriented schools which have a difficult entrance exam. IIRC there's also a HS for the Visual Arts. Probably others too. They're all very competitive.

Matthew KishaChris Fewer

No no no... he says "Of course, at the MAGNET high school."

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Chris FewerMatthew Kisha

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Yes, thank you, after somone else explained what a magnet highschool was (Canadian here, our public schools are decent to begin with) my ears heard properly.

StefanWThomas J. Paladino Jr.

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I'm too lazy to go to snpp.com, but there was an episode where Marge and Homer go to their High School reunion. Homer wins a bunch of awards ("least distance traveled to attend"), which he is then striped of since he never finished high school. Of course there is the Marty Zimple (?) episodes where scenes at the high school is shown.

Jason SaslowStefanW

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GeoBQnJason Saslow

Not only do they mention Springfield High School, but that's where "The Way We Was" takes place, when Homer and Marge met in high school. They have an old building and a new building and a forensics team.

Hugh LillyJason Saslow

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