I Became The Academy's Disabled Student Novels & Stories

Taking a glance to her culprit. "Forgive me, Inspector, co-teachers, dear Headmaster. I'm sorry if I overreacted to my students," Professor Gomez spoke. "Oh, it's alright, Mrs. Gomez. You did a great job on giving them discipline," Vanessa replied with a smile.

I've never made my own choices, I've always been presented in front of the world how someone else wanted to portray me. But this is me. My choice. I am my own person, and I'm strong enough to do this. Soft instrumental music flows through the large garden. The white sand beneath my feet is warm, the breeze playful as it ruffles the trees and dances through my veil. I take my first step forward. Rose follows behind, her presence a steady comfort. My eyes sweep the crowd—strangers and familiar faces alike—and then land on her. Ali. Aiden’s mother. The new headmistress of the Academy. Mark somehow managed to spin the contracts and make her new headmistress - apparently there was a clause in the

Principal Davis frowns, her shrewd black eyes surveying the scene as she marches forward "We need to have a word. Mr. Rodriguez, can you escort Darius to his car." The security guard nods, pulling the young German boy towards the back exit as I reluctantly follow the pinch-faced woman into her office. “Ms. McCannon, can I be frank with you,” Principal Davis asks as I take a seat across from her desk. “I don’t think Rockridge Academy is the right fit for your family. I’m not sure any school is.” I frowned, not surprised, just disappointed. “I see. Where was her SCIA? My daughter has an IEP. Was her behavior plan followed? What was the setting event?”

He talked about seeing a student in need and offering to help, how I had faced unfair challenges from the beginning. “Audrey Thatcher has had the cards stacked against her from day one,” Edwin said firmly. “She is the only human at an academy full of werewolves, and many of her peers—as well as professors—have looked down on her because of this. But despite adversity, she has shown incredible talent and perseverance.”

Anyway, so that's the reason I had a headache yesterday and I feel much better now. "Scarlett I was acquainted with your parents. I am sorry for your parent's death," she said sadness engulfing her features. At least someone felt the loss of them as I did. I relaxed knowing that she was close with my parents and most probably a good person. "As you already know I am Teresa. You are currently in Alium Academy, where we help those with abilities like yours to master them and use it for the betterment of the world." Ok. That I know but I slept in the car, how did I come to my room...

I asked, a twinge of disappointment in my voice. “No, not at all. You’re a player in your own right,” he said firmly. “A pawn can become a queen, if they choose to seize the opportunity. You have the potential to make a significant impact here at Windamere. Just keep an open mind and heart, and trust your instincts.” As we wandered through the lush grounds, I began to feel a sense of belonging wash over me. The academy was vibrant and alive with possibilities, filled with students who embraced their differences and thrived in their own unique ways.

‘I didn’t realize she was disabled. ‘Most people don’t until they spend some time with her. She has an acquired brain injury from an accident when she was seven.’ I didn’t tell him the rest of the story. The horror story that had changed my family forever. I had turned my back for only thirty seconds while she was on the swing, possibly even less time than that, and yet it had been enough for her to fall off and fracture her skull. Those few seconds had changed everything for all of us, most of all for Niamh. Her potential was stolen. Her brain was no longer functioning the way it was meant to.

I’m not leaving the academy! I ran back to my room happily. Kennedy was dozing off in her bed when the door burst open. She sat up, startled as she cleaned her eyes. “What happened?” “I get to stay in the academy and I don’t have to cut my hair,” I announced in excitement. She jumped from her bed to rejoice with me. I texted Laken and Phoebe to share the good news with them and soon, word gathered around the school that I had been vindicated. I was finally able to raise my head up high again. I also didn’t forget to thank Professor Raven for her advice. There were reports that Yasmine has been discharged and is now resting in her room.

“She had broken ribs, bruised ribs, fractured arms, left and right, along with a broken leg. There are pictures of her bruised body. They have broken six bones in her body and given her three concussions.” Charley is steaming he is so mad, “You’re telling me not one individual did anything to help her?” “The academy sent this to us when they saw we wanted her scholastic reports. There is a note here informing us that she is in need of help and if she chooses to come to our school that she will need a gentle touch.” “They didn’t turn this in?”

"I.....My name is Reed, Reed Ildy, I actually got here by chance but ever since day one, my life here had been a living hell. They all tormented me because of my disabilities, those who had tried to help me were beaten to a pulp, no one stands in their way." I said and Laughed hard "Just yesterday, I was beaten so hard that I had ended up in a hospital, Never knew who brought me there or paid my bills but one thing I know for sure is, Epic Empire is really a School that is hunted by demons.... " I added and then stared at her, I could see they look in her eyes, the look that seem like she could burn Davis and his bullies alive, not just hers alone but Wills and the rest. "And you never tried