+ "Open" Courses

[wise_maiden]

These classes are under the new "open classes" policy that will be introduced ICly before the start of the school year (which has not been chosen/announced yet due to other current IC circumstances. Bear with us.) These classes will still apply to the signed up students, but for those who have "completed" their schooling and still have an interest in attending, or adult characters with any interest in these courses but consider themselves "too old" to attend the other classes, these options now exist as open classes as well.

+ technically Art falls under this as well but it doesn't seem like that much of a big deal and just kind of a recreational crafts thing. Unless you want me to include it!

As always the signups will be found here, please feel free to update your characters scores and unregistered students sign up for the others!


( World Sharing )

( Music )

( Magic )

+ Basic School Writeup

[wise_maiden]

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UPDATED WRITEUP HERE.

Signup Spreadsheet

Basic info - open 9-2:30ish (unless there are extra classes later on, depending on teachers. If World Sharing or Magic end up going to the battledome the ending time will vary too.)

"advanced" - genius level basically, but again there are always new things to be learned with the whole different world aspect there (above 340)
"above average" - not quite genius, but obviously knows the subjects well, regular A-B student (290-340)
"average" - understands the subject but doesn't excel, sometimes does well, sometimes does not, it depends (200-290)
"below average" - really needs help in the subject/just starting school (or just doesn't care that much) (below 200)
"not attending" - they just don't attend this class for some reason (???)
"attentive/invested" - they participate a lot (mostly applies to just world sharing/art/music et all), are interested and active and so forth


Art / Music / "Magic" / World Sharing - all optional/open to more than just the enrolled students

if students aren't attending certain classes and have a "free" period they can use it to study with a tutor or fellow student, or request a meeting with a teacher, hang out in the lunchroom/empty classroom/playground, etc. Older students can go out, but the younger ones are encouraged to wait around.