I heard a lot of stories about the indoctrination of children in schools, but many times the problem begins with teachers... I mean, not that they are bad (which some are), but more with their motivation for work, tools, materials, all that you mentioned here...
I remember when I went to school in a "banana country," teachers didn't have chalk to write on the blackboard, or a sponge to clean the board... Their motivation was at a minimum, but somehow, compared with other workers in those times, they had a salary... Not big to be rich, but not too small to live on the street... But, it was a "stable job", and most of the time, a "safe ticket" for politicians' votes! With very low wages, politicians managed to keep teachers "quiet"...
It was opposite to your example regarding the jobs' longevity, but the result is similar... Poor education, corruption from the lowest to the highest levels, unhappy teachers, and wild students... lose-lose situation...

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