Schooled Novelas e Histórias

A school that caters to the smartest and richest of students. Scion University is a school that has been around for almost a century. The greatest politicians, actors, billionaires, pop stars, geniuses have attended this school. No one knows about it because the records have always been confidential. Only those who can go to this school have the knowledge that it even exists.

Mal Sentro Siyudad Academy was a well-known school that consistently produced excellent students. A school that produces competitive and genius students, but they also produce monsters. “I heard SSA won the science fair again.” A student from another school said. “Well, it is expected though, they always come out on in every competition.” The other student answered. “They already receive a lot of budget from the ministry, and they’re still sweeping this kind of competition.” I sat still and focus myself on my homework. I chose to be alone in this shop to avoid any noise. However, hearing those two students blabber dampens my mood. I just want a quiet place to work on my assignment.

she grinned. "No we're not! I'm broke!" I complained. "Do lecturers attend the dance as well?" "Well yeah," I shrugged. "We're definitely going shopping," Maddie smiled wide. **** "Do you think we'll get the results of Decarlo's 'surprise test' today itself?" "No way... so soon?" Leah looked up from her book. "Judging by the number of days he took for the previous marking sessions, he works like a machine," I explained my opinion. "I won't be surprised if we get the results today,"

she muttered at the end, feeling sad at the thought. When she looked at his face, which remained silent, she realized that he probably didn't know what she had said. She tried again and said to him, "In the city where I live now, in the center of the city, we live among humans and there are many schools. There, boys and girls go to school from the age of five until they are eighteen, unlike the Moonlit Grove Pack or other packs, who tend to attend school less and rely on private tutors. Then they can decide if they want to continue their education for a few more years or start working."

Kayla’s POV The banner, a shimmering testament to a dream realized, fluttered gently in the crisp morning breeze. “The Haven: School of Music & Healing,” read the gold letters, glowing under the early morning sun. I stood by the front steps of the newly opened building, a vibrant bouquet clutched in my hand, blinking back tears that threatened to blur the beautiful scene before me. Children, their eyes wide with a mixture of awe and curiosity, filtered in with their parents. They gazed at the gleaming glass-panel walls, the inviting soft outdoor stage, the cozy rooms filled with instruments, books, and soundproof corners designed for composing and quiet reflection. This wasn’t just a school;

Simon should have consulted her before spending money on her. "How much does your Saturday cost?" she asked, wanting to know how much she owed Salvatore, but Thiago misinterpreted the question. "Do you want classes on those days?" he asked, crossing his arms and looking at her affectionately. "Simon warned us that you're shy, but I recommend the group classes. On Wednesdays, I teach only women if you feel more comfortable." And he added, with another of his contagious smiles: "The group dynamic is one of collaboration, respect, and develops the guard."

"Morrissette School of Geniuses is a private school yet most of the students are scholars. Rules in this Highschool are crafted by the earlier owners, reviewed, and signed by the government. Whoever fails to follow the rules will be punished or will be kicked out with the consent of any staff of the school." "These policies are made for the students to be disciplined and to make the school a better place to create geniuses for the future to need. 1st rule: Only students that will keep their grades high are the ones who will stay in the school. The ones who will fail will be kicked out. 2nd rule: When two weeks pass an exam will be held, and the ones who'll fail will be kicked out whatever th

“We have a total forty-eight pups in need of schooling. Two are junior kindergarten level. Two are senior kindergarten level. Three are first grade. Five are second grade. One in third grade, one in forth, and one in fifth. Eight in sixth and two in seventh. Five in eighth and two in ninth. Five in ninth and six in tenth. Two in eleventh and three in twelfth.” “Forty-Eight students across preparing to enter school and preparing to head to college or go to university. Add in you have magical needs, education needs, living needs, you moved, you’re building you’re your home, and now your culture has shifted in a way you can’t predict it.” “That’s very insightful and accurate. I’m so screwed.”