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[chris6090]

The title "see no school" appears to be grammatically incorrect.
Here are a few possible corrections, depending on the intended meaning:

• See No Evil: This is a common idiom that means to ignore or pretend not to notice something bad or unpleasant.
• No School Today: This is a simple statement indicating that there is no school on the current day.
• School's Out: This is a more informal way of saying that school has finished for the day or for a longer period, such as a holiday.
  Could you please provide more context or clarify the intended meaning of the title? This will help me determine the most appropriate correction.

[chris6090]

[email protected] > The title "see no school" appears to be grammatically incorrect.

Here are a few possible corrections, depending on the intended meaning:

• See No Evil: This is a common idiom that means to ignore or pretend not to notice something bad or unpleasant.
• No School Today: This is a simple statement indicating that there is no school on the current day.
• School's Out: This is a more informal way of saying that school has finished for the day or for a longer period, such as a holiday.
  Could you please provide more context or clarify the intended meaning of the title? This will help me determine the most appropriate correction.