Not knowing Latin is roughly equivalent to being a barbarian, and barbarians, naturally, are not entitled to human rights.
Moreover, education outside of the classroom often takes place in dormitories and corridors.
New students are assigned to senior students for supervision, which is the tradition of "mentorship" in public schools. Junior students are expected to obey their mentors—running errands, tidying beds, washing clothes, assisting with washing, and preparing food.
If you try to resist, the mentor will soon "correct" you. The duration and method of "correction" are indefinite, but for someone with self-respect, a beating might be considered among the lightest treatments.
You may become a Prime Minister, a Cabinet Minister, or a famous figure, but once you enter the campus of a public school, you must conform. If you seek revenge, young man, you'll have to wait 20 years!
