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The North American equivalence to European pre-secondary educational facilities. Contrary to apparent common belief among Americans and/or Canadians the high schools found throughout the norhtern part of the Americas are like kindergardens compared to their European counterparts - hence not very "high" in any respect...except for their drugged-up spoilt kids. In Europe students are required to actually study a whole lot more material than students attending these north-American schools. The European curiculums include materials that are considered university level in the Americas and any European high school graduate could kick the smartest American kids' ass.
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