Telescopic School Desk

In my high school, someone became confused when ordering desks. they decided that no one could possibly be in high school over the height of maybe 5'5", and so the desks are sized accordingly. the desk and the chair are sometimes even attached with a bar of metal, making it impossible to adjust for legroom. the desk is too low, the chair is too high, to cllose, etc. At 6'2", I've actually become stuck in one of these.

I think that telescopic legs should be put on chairs and desks, so the each student can adjust them for their own specifications. these would be regulated by knobs, so that you don't unexpectedly telescope down at any point in class. by making the correct adjustments, you can tilt forward or backward without fear of breaking the chair (the cheap plastic chairs at school basically shatter when you tilt them). you could even make a telescopic joint between the chair and the desk, but only if you're foolish enough to think that joining the chair with the desk is a good idea. anyway, this would allow tall students and short students alike to sit in relative comfort, except that no one is ever really comfortable at school. and before anyone says anything about durability, my school already buys cheap chairs that get broken at the rate of three or four each month, mostly because of tilting.