School... (UPD!!)

In general, there is a dress code for students at school. ONLY white, blue, dark blue, or black shirts. No short skirts, full-length skirts, or overly brightly colored skirts for girls (preferably for boys too... ಠ_ಠ), and jeans, sweatshirts, sneakers, and high heels are also prohibited. Bright colors and makeup are prohibited, but the students (and many teachers XD) don't care. Everyone wears more or less normal uniforms. Half the school wears sneakers, sweatshirts, and hoodies, but some teachers might reprimand you, although most of the time it won't get you into trouble. Well, unless you dress TOO revealingly, that's already prohibited for everyone :P The dress code is posted somewhere on the wall with notices, but no one reads it, and half the school doesn't even know about it.

Evgeny Andreevich is a security guard. He's a smiling guy who's always telling funny (and not so funny) jokes to anyone who talks to him. For some unknown reason, many students at school call him "Uncle Lyokha." Some say he changed his name, others say it was the previous security guard's name, but Evgeny is fine with it; he even finds it funny. No one knows why he's the security guard, because most of the time he just sits there, staring at the cameras, and watching the students pass by. His only ability is to scold some students who are trying to skip school or who are just messing around, because almost no one else does anything. He can be serious and rather unfriendly toward others, but most often, he's just a funny guy to others. He's friends with a couple of eleventh-graders, and he's especially happy to see them.
Arkady is the school's legend. That guy who lives a joke. He's not a teacher, and no one really knows why he shows up at school at random, but many people find him incredibly funny. Everyone just calls him Arkady (nobody knows his first name). There's not much to say about him, other than that he never speaks, and at most, he shakes hands. Many students simply ignore him. Rumor has it he shouldn't be at school at all, but the teachers usually greet him. Everyone assumes he's some kind of worker, because the students can't find any other explanation.

Nika Valeryevna is a nurse who hasn't been working at the school for very long. She's about 26 years old. She's particularly taciturn and quiet, spending all her time in the nurse's office sorting through papers and signing things. She rarely sees anyone, only older students who want to skip classes, saying, "I have a headache, give me a note." She knows perfectly well they're lying, but sometimes she can actually give them the pathetic note they so desperately want, though more often than not, she simply gives them headache pills, knowing they're lying and won't take them anyway. Almost no one at school knows her name, and she usually sees no point in introducing herself to people she doesn't interact with. She has long, dark hair that she wears in a bun and tucks under a medical cap. Her eyes are dark, and there are slightly visible circles under them. She wears a plain white shirt, black pants, and a white, translucent coat. She has no idea why she wears it at all. She doesn't say much about herself, even when talking to others, although if you get her to talk, you might learn that she actually wanted to be a veterinarian and that she generally loves animals.
Kristina Romanovna is the school psychologist, but she often looks like she needs one herself. Few people come to see her simply because they're afraid to discuss their problems, although she seems quite kind and sociable at first glance. She can be quite hot-tempered, impatient, and irritable, but she tries to be kind and as comfortable as possible with those who come to her. Everyone at school (even some teachers) thinks she's a bit weird, and she knows it. She often sits alone in her office, constantly reading something, because she has nothing better to do. When someone comes to talk to her and discuss problems, she often gives them papers like "What do you see in this picture" or multiple-choice tests. She rarely leaves her office, so most of the school has no idea what she looks like. She has short red hair, just above her shoulders, green eyes, and wears glasses. She usually wears black dresses. She is about 32 years old, although she looks years younger.

Lilit Kozlova: Geography teacher. She's generally kind, but she absolutely hates it when students skip her classes or truant, even though her grades are very easy to improve if you show a genuine desire to improve. She explains things calmly in class and often gives tests and quizzes. They're usually easy, but sometimes they can be challenging.
Asuka Suzume is a physics and chemistry teacher. She's quiet, but rarely gives tests or independent work. She explains the material well, is often helpful, and is generally non-confrontational. Many students know next to nothing about her, but they appreciate her calm demeanor.
Charlotte Thatcher is an art teacher. A creative individual, she loves drawing and enjoys helping her students learn. She often jokes and lightens the mood, and isn't harsh on others' work. Her classes are almost always open-ended, and students draw whatever they want.
Emina Adel: Music teacher. Sometimes she gives students texts to copy, sometimes she lets them play musical instruments in class to demonstrate their sound, but most often in her lessons she simply talks and the students listen. She's calm and patient.

Diana Pavlovna - Teacher of Native Language and Literature (which one? It's up to you, just write it down). A rather kind and calm middle-aged woman, she rarely swears and is easygoing. Students respect her for her kindness and character.
Amelia Carey is a math, algebra, and geometry teacher. She's strict and demanding, often calling students to the board, but she explains the material well—a huge plus. Many failing students get Cs instead of Ds because everything in her lessons is so clear, it's easy to anger them.
Maxim Alexandrovich is a physical education teacher. He's a very athletic person, and students often bring him notes to improve their grades because he's very strict. On the plus side, he has a sense of humor, and he rarely swears.
Naomi Arai is the girls' arts and crafts teacher. She loves knitting, sewing, and cooking, and often helps her students. Sometimes, during class, she makes cupcakes and tea with the students, and then they have a tea party and chat. She's not demanding and has a calm personality.
Petr Vasilievich is the boys' art teacher. He rarely yells, most often simply giving the students bits of wood and telling them to either saw them into figures or make stools. Sometimes he simply lets them sleep in class while he goes about his business. He almost never gives bad grades—he's a completely calm and indifferent person. Sometimes he simply chats with the students out of boredom. He rarely leaves his office and spends most of his time sitting at his desk, reading the news on his computer.
Sebastian König is a history teacher. He rarely yells, simply introducing the lesson topic and sometimes administering tests at the end of the lesson on the topic. He often leaves the classroom on purpose, letting students copy. Sometimes he simply reflects on life with his students; many jokingly call him a philosopher.
Dinara Tokareva is a biology teacher. She's a modern woman, well-liked by many students, but despite this, she's easily angered. She loves to joke and talk about biology, but she's also strict with her students' grades. Fortunately, she's easily appeased by bringing gifts like buns or other trinkets.