Latin American RPG School

• Example of class and recess schedules for Secondary School:

• Check-in time: 8:10 AM

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• First break: 9:40 AM

• Class starts at: 10:00 AM
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• Second Recess: 11:30 AM

• Class starts: 11:45 AM
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• Third Recess: 1:10 PM

• Class starts: 2:05 PM
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• Fourth recess: 3:20 PM

• Class starts at 3:40 PM
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• Departure time: 4:45 PM

• Example of class and recess schedules for Primary School:

• Check-in Time: 9:00 AM

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• Recess time: 11:40 AM

• Class starts at 12:00 PM
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• Recess time: 2:10 PM

• Class starts at: 2:30 PM
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• Recess time: 3:40 PM

• Class starts at 4:00 PM
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• Departure time: 5:10 PM

• Subjects for Secondary School:

• Chemistry
• Physics
• Physical education
• Language and Literature
• English
• English Workshop
• Music
• Technology
• Advanced Mathematics
• Visual Arts Workshop
• Educational guidance
• Geography
• Biology

• Subjects for Primary School:

• Language and communication
• History and Social Sciences
• Religion
• Basic Mathematics
• Physical education and sport
• Basic technology
• Natural Sciences
• Visual Arts
• Music
• Educational guidance

• The Latin American School establishment is quite large!

• Fairly large patio with covered gym and grassy areas with large trees that provided shade, along with a couple of benches and seats made of both wood and polished cement.

• Long and extensive corridors softly illuminated by the beige-white LED lights on the ceiling, large rooms for primary and secondary school boys and girls, as the school contained a considerable number of students, but without being overwhelming.

• Large classrooms with whiteboards for markers (they do not use chalk) and the secondary school classrooms with large smart screens, chairs for up to 20 students and teachers of different subjects assigned per classroom.

The uniform of the Latin American School for Women:

• Plain white shirt with silver-grey tie with thick green stripes (or simply a white school t-shirt with the school emblem)
• Simple dark gray skirt
• Gray wool socks or leg warmers
• Green or grey tights (completely optional)
• Black school shoes
• Dark green sweatshirt (or sweater) and silver-grey waterproof parka (or jacket) with dark green

The uniform of the Latin American School for boys:

• A simple white shirt with sleeves and a silver-gray tie with thick green stripes
• Grey trousers and black school shoes
• Dark green sweatshirt (or sweater) and silver grey waterproof parka (or jacket) with green.

Miguel is a student at the Latin American School. He has light brown hair, olive skin, and brown eyes.

Miguel is usually the absent-minded one in the class. He's nice and easygoing, but he spends all his time staring out the window as if his life depended on it. It's like he's about to marry the window. Sometimes he's on his phone or doodling nonsense in his notebook during class. He's very absent-minded, too much so that he misses everything and is always daydreaming. Anyway, all I can say is that he's a good friend when he can be.

Ana is a student at the Latin American School. She has brown skin, long, curly brown hair, and brown eyes.

Ana is usually the studious one in the class, and as the class president, she is quite kind, friendly, elegant, and easygoing. She is fun, and although she liked to study, she never boasted about her grades; she only saw them as another achievement in her life to reach her desired career in the future. She is quite cheerful and focused on her own things, never interfering in the lives or opinions of others. She has a group of friends from another class, so she doesn't hang out with anyone from this class, but she always helps and talks to the others.

Andrés is a student at the Latin American School. Andrés has naturally brown hair, neither light nor dark, light brown skin, and brown eyes.

Andrés is usually the quietest, but he does talk. He mostly hangs out with Felipe and Erick, his childhood friends. He likes peace and quiet, so he's never gotten into trouble in his life. The only time was when he and Erick tried a dare in the school bathrooms. It involved putting charcoal, vinegar, matches, and baking soda inside an energy drink can, which almost caused it to explode because Erick dropped his lighter inside the cut-off can. Aside from that, Andrés is pretty calm, although he and Erick were always secretly getting up to crazy things...

Felipe is a student at the Latin American School. Felipe has long, wavy, dark brown hair, almost a natural red, fair skin, and dark brown eyes.

Felipe usually has a calmer demeanor, although he's always arguing with Carlos because Carlos tries to steal his girlfriend right in front of him. He has an internal rivalry with him, since most of the time his girlfriend preferred Carlos to him, which made him insecure. He'd also lock himself in the bathroom because his friends sometimes didn't come around and were from different grades. He's friendly and kind, but if he doesn't like you, he'll ignore you or not talk to you, as if you were a ghost.

Carlos is a student at the Latin American School. He has brown skin, short, straight brown hair, and brown eyes.

Carlos has a rather rebellious and meddlesome attitude; he sticks his nose where it pleases. He sometimes gets into trouble, but he always manages to get his way with the administrators. He often interferes in Felipe's relationship just to annoy him and tries to win over Felipe's girlfriend ever since he arrived in the class. Sometimes he plays the victim or is quite cheeky and unfiltered, but if you're his friend, he'll be fun and loud when he's comfortable with it. He can be really cool sometimes, when he feels like it.

Erick is a student at the Latin American School. He is a boy with long, straight, dark brown hair, fair skin, and dark eyes.

Erick is usually a calmer guy, but he's quite hyperactive and fun. He generally never gets into trouble, nor has he ever been involved in any. He's a cool guy, friendly and kind when he feels the need. He likes, loves, and is obsessed with video games; he's a bit of a geek. He likes music and isn't usually interested in things like having or finding a partner. In general, he doesn't care about being single or not; he prefers freedom, that's for sure. He doesn't think much about women because he spends most of his time playing games or eating.

Manuel is a student at the Latin American School. He is a boy with tanned skin, curly black hair, and brown eyes; he always wears a thin black jacket.

Manuel is usually a very nice guy, always looking for women to notice him or simply seeking their attention and approval. He tends to be impulsive, even nervous. He's in Stephanie's group for the same reason: he desperately wanted a girlfriend, though he wouldn't admit it, it was obvious. He has a pretty friendly personality and is easygoing, but with women... meh.

Stephanie is a student at the Latin American School. She has dark brown hair with blonde-dyed tips; her hair is curly and wavy, and she always defines her curls every morning. She always wears makeup; she never comes to class without it or doesn't touch it up.

She is Stephanie, or Stephie, as many call her, she is the friend and the "creator" of her group of friends, Luna, Sol, Maria and Manuel.
She usually spends her time talking to Luna and Manuel, since they were her closest friends. She doesn't like direct physical contact and is more into makeup and expensive gifts. She always thinks men are "princesses" and shouldn't exist. People always tease her by calling her a lesbian, which she hates, but she never denies it; she just ignores it. She's like a "Queen"... She seems sweet, but she's more annoying than Luna and Sol.

Luna is a student at the Latin American School. She is a fair-skinned girl with hazel eyes and long black hair that reaches below her shoulders.

She's part of Stephanie's group, making her one of Sol and Stephanie's best friends. She doesn't particularly like Manuel, calling him a simp who's always desperate to touch her. Even so, she's never done anything to kick him out of the group, especially since he's now an official member. Sometimes she's gentle, but she's always joking around with Stephanie. She enjoys Maria's drawings, finding them truly beautiful, though she doesn't say so out loud. She can be annoying at times, but not in a typical way; she also has a kind side with people she doesn't dislike, though she can be a bit pushy. Whenever she posts photos for her Instagram stories, she checks the likes, eager to see that everyone thinks she looks pretty or that she's received compliments. She's arrogant and stubborn.

Sol is a student at the Latin American School, she has light brown hair, long and straight down to her hips, the color of her hair was almost like a gingerbread cookie, amber eyes and fair skin.

Sol is one of Stephanie and Luna's best friends, forming their inner circle. She often talks badly about people she doesn't like or who aren't part of her social and family circle. She can be nice sometimes if she wants to be, but often she ignores others or simply whispers to Luna when she doesn't like someone or doesn't think well of them. She has a very confident attitude and likes to wear only mascara and lipstick as makeup, sometimes adding a touch of blush. She's quite curious at times.

Maria is a student at the Latin American School, she has dark hair, short to her shoulders with wavy ends, olive skin without being tanned and chestnut brown eyes.
She is part of Stephanie's group, one of her friends, and is the calmest of them all.

She generally has a friendly and easygoing attitude, is quite entertaining, is a Vocaloid fan, and enjoys drawing, spending most of her time either on her drawings or with her group of friends. Although she's often called "the pencil case" or "the zipper" because she has so many markers and drawing pencils in her bag—so much so that she's become the stereotypical marker girl.