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Entry tags: | !open, astrid, beast, bucky barnes (kid), dan torrance, miguel o'hara, quinlan vos, ~darcy lewis, ~enjolras, ~tony stark 2 |
So, since it seems like more and more kids are coming all the time, and more and more kids are reaching school age, I've been doing some organizing for the school.
We decided to split everything in to 4 basic groups so that there aren't lots of classes with only one or two kids per group. It'll be a bit more like one-room schoolhouses than modern education for those familiar with the systems from Earth.
Littles (under 5)
Basics (5-8)
Formal (9-16 or anyone who didn't have a formal education where they're from and wants one)
Continuing (add-on classes for anyone)
I've gotten together a few extra classrooms so there will be regular places for the two younger groups and one for each of the older ones, though I know some of the teachers for the older groups have their own spaces too (and some need to take place outside of classrooms) so those ones can move around as needed.
Obviously, this is a massive group effort and we can tailor it as-needed so if anyone has anymore suggestions for classes they'd like or feel like they need or things they want to teach, just let me know and we can figure it out.
We can start Monday after next to let all the new kids get settled first.
Monday-Friday, 1-4pm
Littles playgroup: Mary Ellen and ?
under 5 y.o.
learning basics like colors, speech, shapes, alphabet through play
Basic Education: Darcy Lewis and Clint Barton-Stark
5-8 y.o.
regular classes as well as hands-on learning for: reading, writing, basic math, science, and technology (how to use phones, computers, etc.) along with things like phys ed, art classes and some handi-crafts (classes taught in English and ASL)
Formal Education
8-16 y.o. or anyone without an advanced education from their own world
Continuation of the previous level with split classes where kids can decide which to take and which not to. Exact curriculums of the classes can be figured out between the teachers and people taking them.