So how is this different from jail? You're forced to be somewhere you hate, unable to go outside, for a part of your life just because you were born?
You can't be home-jailed.
At the end of it, you get a degree.
House arrest
Prison education is pretty common
Granted, not everyone can leave jail. But take a boarding school and a minimum security prison and you're getting pretty close to the same thing.
So your analogies don't exactly work. I would suggest reading the work of John Taylor Gatto, A.S. Neil, Francisco Ferrer, and Paulo Freire, though, if you're interested in critiques of education systems and their alternatives.
Teachers are professionals who are generally trying to help you become a better person (even if a few degenerate in Stanford Prison Experiment style guards, and they are the ones some people really remember).