One area of Self-Defense classroom


Another area of classroom.


This is what the school ground looks like. As you can see there are three buildings on the right, two in the middle, one on the left and a big circular on in the front. The one building to the left has all of the teachers apartments. The three buildings to the right have all of the dorm rooms, each grade does not get a specific one, however the dorm you get when you come is the dorm you keep for your entire stay. The big road area behind the three dorm buildings is the main parking area for everyone but you can park anywhere that isn't in the way. Of the two buildings in the middle, the one in the back is actually the front building. As you can see it has a horizontal front then a straight area behind it and off of the middle of the straight building there is an 'L' shaped building. The horizontal part has the main office, the front desk, and the great hall. The straight part leading off of that houses the kitchen, dining area, the headmistresses office, and stores that have clothing and apparel and school supplies so that if a student needs something quickly they have easy access to it rather than having to go to town to get it. Now it gets slightly confusing. Of the 'L' shaped branch off, the horizontal part has some more shops and also some faculty offices. The vertical part has extra faculty rooms and supplies closets. The other building in the middle the shorter, straight one holds all of the educational classrooms, history, language, math, etc. Finally the large circular building contains the theater, all of the sports facilities, the self-defense classrooms, and if your art is dance, the dance room. The fields surrounding it are where outdoor sports practices are.

The dorm rooms all have two full sized beds, a bathroom, two closets, and a tv. Because the room you get is the one you stay in for you entire stay you are allowed to decorate the room however you like, however you cannot paint the walls. You are allowed to buy couches or such from the shops in the main building but when you leave they need to be returned. Once you leave the school the room is reset to a 'blank canvas'. Also, some students don't get a roommate. In every country there is at least one orphanage that only take supers as residents. If the parent knows their born child is a super then they get sent to these special orphanages. When a parent then adopts that child the orphanage is obligated to inform the family and fill out a form including the child's age, the year they will turn 18, when they will be 14, where they currently live and send it to the school in that country. That school then takes the incoming 14 year olds and and factors in the 18 year olds that will join that year when they are 18 and give that amount of students no roommates. For example, if a child gets adopted in 2005 when they are 5 and they live in North America, the orphanage will send a form to the North American school saying that this child is 5, that they currently live in North America, and they will be 18 in 2018. In 2014 when the school receives the new 14 year olds they will look at all the forms sent in of children who are currently 14 and just say there are 5 forms, 5 of the new 14 year olds won't get a roommate so that when the adopted kids are 18 they will have a roommate who has been at the school for a while. If the child moves to a different country then the parents are obligated to send a form to the school in the country the are moving to and to the school of the country they are leaving so that the records will be updated.


This is the dining hall.

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