American High

CNN's education section has been absolutely brilliant lately. All sorts of great stories about creepy school practices, nationwide. This time around its a new AP article from Georgia, titled "School to pay students for tips on campus crime":

ROME, Georgia (AP) -- A high school is looking for a few good snitches.
Using revenue from its candy and soda sales, Model High School plans to pay up to $100 for information about thefts and drug or gun possession on campus.

Normally I'd make some apocalyptic comment about Youth Leagues, or Big Brother... but right now I'm pretty damn broke and need money for drugs, SO! Sign me the fuck up? Find the rest here.