The phrase "addicted school" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a school environment where students are overly reliant on or obsessed with something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In an addicted school, students might prioritize gaming over their studies, leading to poor academic performance."
Alternatives: "obsessed school" or "dependent school".
Half Nelson saw him garner an Oscar nomination for his turn as a drug-addicted school teacher.
Mr. Lane represented Mr. McSwane once before, when, at age 17, Mr. McSwane posed as a drug-addicted high school dropout to try to expose Army recruiting tactics in his high school paper.
Gosling next starred in 2006's Half Nelson as a drug-addicted junior high school teacher who forms a bond with a young student.
He was born to a drug-addicted mother, struggled in school and as a child was bounced among the homes of several relatives.
But should we add 10 years of prison time because an offender is young, male, unmarried, lead-poisoned, badly schooled and addicted to drugs?
They were the youngest of five children abandoned by a crack-addicted father, their earliest school years spent moving from one homeless shelter to another.
Teachers buy shoes for students whose addicted parents send them to school in footwear held together with tape.
To boost his take, Lucky thinks nothing of encourag ing young addicted girls, many still in school, to try prostitution if they want to buy a fix.
Nightmare incarnations -- as a preternaturally bright infant in an affluent Connecticut household; as Ginny, a child with druggy trailer-trash parents (Colleen Werthmann and Jeremy Shamos in hilarious yet chilling performances); as an adolescent Ginny, failing at school and becoming addicted to drugs; and as a dog that is run over by a car -- all persist in ending with Veronica suicidal.
"These are people who are going to school and getting addicted to broadband," concludes Bartis, who was head of NBC Studios.
