Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 29, 2022

they also serve who act as a foundation, old school house, you have launched thousands of careers and fueled millions of dreams!

But you’re in a comic strip, an honor most schools will never have.

know of any elementary, middle, or even high schools on a post card?

Of all the schools , this school is the schooliest.

Why do I hear Rodney Dangerfield’s voice when I read this? I’m telling you, the school gets no respect!

And today is just another day (PM)

I think, when the construction began, it must have said: “construction site for elementary school” or something like that! So how did you get the idea that you are getting built up to be an art institute or something else?

You may be just an “ordinary school”, but you do more than most other buildings out there!

Too bad this school never made it into the specials or movies.

My first elementary school (we moved when I was in 2nd grade) became an old folks’ home. It was really strange the first time I visited my grandmother when she lived there. The outside was exactly the same, but the inside was completely different.

I’m reminded of a line in dickens a christmas carrol. describing scrooges house and its location, it looked like it had come in here when it was a young house playing hide and seek with other houses-

Time to close all of them, except for one High School in each town for sports and sciences. This will ease up on car/bus pollution, salaries, maintenance of these buildings, and sell the properties of schools not in use for the property revenue across the whole country! On an EBITDA report this would be a gold mine!

Don’t worry School, Now you have your own website and can be found by using GPS!

He hosts bingo for seniors once a month, that outta account for something

Oh I’ve never been to Spain, but i kinda like the music, Cheer up School Bldg., you’re forgetting how important you are to the kids.

Don’t feel bad, little schoolhouse…there’s a place in Dublin called the General Post Office. You might think, a post office, so what, but this building has a place in history. During the Easter Rising of 1916, the place was shelled by the British. To this day there are still bullet holes visible in the walls. Maybe you will be remembered in history as well.

Maybe that isn’t the best example…

Hang in there, buddy. Things aren’t that bad.

School, you are cool! All of the schools I went to when I grew up are gone, either sold or torn down, or one burned down. If it wasn’t for school, then I would be a nobody out on the streets because what was inside kept me busy or I learned a lot or other things that I could never get outside of school. For the years I went to school, I was alone a lot, cried for friendship and a life of some kind, but it gave me some purpose and built a foundation for a future.

To an Architect who ever thought any building had life in it – this comic strip building might have a life in it.

Getting lots of attention now

What happened to the soldier courses that were in previous drawings of the building?

School dance night will cheer him/it up.

It may never have been in a postcard, but it features in a world-renowned comic strip.

I just realized, this is 4 panels of the side of a school building.

I am an old lady, but I still think of and remember my old school with fondness for the friends and the memories I made there.

Hey, schoolie, look on the bright side. In your olden years, you’ll be a community center with people from all ages flocking to your doors. Forget postcard. Your walls will be covered in art. You may even be an art mecca.

I found my old elementary school on a turn of the (last) century postcard. Thanks eBay!

You do a great service, just think of all the young moldy minds molded in you…

With all the terrible things happening in some schools lately, is better you remain unknown….

Yes, but so many smart minds have come and gone through your hallowed halls over the years. You should be very proud of yourself….

Some day people will stop and say that was the school of President Charles Brown. Perhaps I’m a little over optimistic.

Life is full of disappointments for all of us.

Nothing is trivial, school.