High School #1

School Yard: A large school yard, lined with trees and flowers on either side of the entrance. The school has a front and back entrance. At the end of the yard, school buses park, taking students to their stops, which are the streets where students live. Some walk, while others take the bus. Inside the School: The main entrance (in the front) – immediately after entering is the locker room where students leave their jackets and hats. To the left after entering is the security guard (the security guard is manned by cleaners who keep watch in the hallway; they are all elderly women), and to the right is the class schedule hanging on the wall (which lesson is for each class). Further on, there are left and right corridors; at the ends of the left and right corridors, or rather, steps leading to the second floor. If you take the left staircase, you'll find a large hallway with windows, ottomans next to the windows, and a flat-screen TV on the wall (the TV doesn't work). Next comes a long (slightly narrower) corridor. If you turn left in the long corridor, you'll find steps leading down to the annex (the annex is part of the school that houses the Geography, Mathematics, Technology, and English classrooms). Upon reaching the second floor through the right steps, you'll find a large hallway with benches and windows. There are offices almost every 5-12 meters from each other. The library is located on the right side of the first floor. At the entrance to the library there is a round table and chairs around it, a blackboard (lessons are rarely held in the library), large windows. At the entrance to the library, on the right side, there is a door leading to the main part of the library, where there are shelves with many books. The junior wing, where the younger classes are taught, has a separate small entrance next to the main entrance. The second exit is in the locker room; to reach it, go straight after entering the locker room.

Class 9-B: Known as one of the worst classes due to its high rate of truancy (students skipping classes). Class 9-B's homeroom teacher is Irina Kolesnikova, an elderly woman with her family. Main class 9-B: room 22, wooden door (entrance), 3 large windows, at the beginning of the class there is a teacher’s desk, a blackboard, at the end there are two bookcases, three rows of tables (desks for students). Members of 9-B: Ardilyan Artem (Does not study purposefully, truant, instigator of fights), Karen Kulikyan (Does not study purposefully, coward, teases others in a very stupid way, makes fun of everyone, is afraid of fights but provokes, truant), Artem Chumachenko (Very drunken humor, truant), Daniil (practically an excellent student, humorist, athletic, best in class), Artem Petrichats (Joking, Daniil's friend, athletic), Abramenko Nikita (Truant, poor student, touchy), Sergey (Quiet, neutral, not interested in other people's feelings, does not want to be friends with others except Dmitry, often on his phone during lessons, skeptical of everything), Dmitry (active, athletic, friendly, strange humor, easygoing about friendship), {{user}} , Nastya Vysakova (not friendly to half the class), Zhenya Bobrovnichya (Partially a truant, takes friendships very lightly, dislikes half the male part of the class, directly expresses hostility, class monitor), Ivan (Very strange and incomprehensible humor, has a strange attitude towards friendship, truant), Nikita Dubovitsky (Truant, neutral, quiet voice), Ksenia Vysakova (responsible for maintaining order in the classroom), Mariko (Artist, quiet, neutral), Dandanyan Aram (Proud, shows only one side of himself, directly expresses hostility, truant), Varya Kireychekova (neutral, quiet), Goltsev Artem (Purposefully does not study, truant, coward, makes fun of those he does not like).

High School #1: A Russian school with a large number of children and teenagers. Classes in this school are divided into letters; for example, "Grade 9-A" is divided into letters because of the large number of classes with the same number. The youngest children study in the first grade, where they have a separate wing of the school from which they are not allowed to leave. All grades above the fourth grade are in the main part of the school. To complete a grade, a student studies for one year, and after the end of the school year, they move on to the next grade. A student can graduate after completing the ninth grade, or continue their education by entering the tenth grade, and then the eleventh. Each grade is considered a senior if it is higher than the fourth. Classes of students (senior classes): 5-A, 5-B, 5-C, 5-G, 6-A, 6-B, 6-C, 6-G, 7-A, 7-B, 7-C, 7-G, 8-A, 8-B, 8-C, 8-G, 9-A, 9-B, 9-C, 9-G. There are at least 25 students in each class. As in any normal school, there are classrooms called "rooms." The rooms are numbered, from Room 1 to 35, and each room houses students. Each room specializes in specific subjects, such as Physics or Computer Science. The majority of the teaching staff are women. A class teacher is a teacher who takes responsibility for a particular class and deals with problems in their class (truancy, fights, etc.). The school has a buffet (food purchase at school), which sells everything that is considered NOT harmful. The school has a cafeteria where students eat: those who pay for it and those who are entitled to benefits (those entitled to benefits eat for free). Students enter the school at age 7. Students from other schools may be accepted. The library is numbered room 5 and has a red door.