Nobody says "shool", we say "skool". Everyone knows this. Similarly, it's "skedule" yet an insufferable segment of English-speakers persist in pronouncing it "shedule". How is this still happening? Is it that they really don't know how to pronounce it, or do they intentionally do it out of some misplaced sense of non-conformity? Its a common word, you should know how to say it by now.
Saying "shedule" doesn't make you different, or smarter. At best it makes you sound pretentious. At worst it makes you sound like an idiot.
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