HONNOUJI ACADEMY
- This battle will be using COVERS arc Satsuki, COVERS arc Elite Four, COVERS arc Ryuko, COVERS arc Mako, COVERS arc Club Presidents and Tri-School Raid Trip arc One-Star students.
- Honnouji Academy has Ryuko on their side, and Senketsu is in one piece. Also, Immuta is jamming the most traditional forms of communication the schools have, including owls and psychic transmissions.
- Honnouji Academy is not looking for Nudist Beach, their goal is to completely snuff out any resistance from the other schools.
U.A. HIGH SCHOOL
- This will be using current manga Class 1-A, 1-B, and Big Three, along with current manga faculty and Season 1 All Might.
- Eri will also be on campus, and can use her Quirk once in the entire fight before fainting. All Might is not in his prime, but he can still use One For All for a short amount of time.
- Non-faculty Pro Heroes will only show up if U.A is able to get a signal out.
XAVIER'S SCHOOL FOR GIFTED YOUNGSTERS
- This will be current comics X-Men, X-Force, Hellions, and the kids from the X-Men movies
- Professor Xavier can walk, and Magneto has the Brotherhood to help out
- Cable will show up if U.A. calls Pro Heroes.
HOGWARTS
- This will be Deathly Hallows Hogwarts, with all of it's students and faculty, past and present.
- Hagrid can get help from Aragog, Buckbeak, or any of the other monsters living in the Forbidden Forest.
I used to be a teacher. I often hear people complain that education should be equal and people shouldn't have to move to give their kids a great education.
In theory, I agree. But its just not realistic for a number of reason.
Biggest one is that states set their own standards. When some states ban teaching evolution, or accurate history (ie the civil war wasn't about slavery), well you can't be surprised that many of those states have a worse education system.
However, even if you go into a major city, there will be differences that can't be evened out. I used to teach in Chicago, so I'll use that as my primary example.
Biggest reason, is parents. I know, a lot of people hate blaming parents for things. But, its true. The first school I taught at, which was in a pretty bad area of town, the parents didn't give a shit. We literally had to bribe them with raffles to come to parent teacher conferences. They often would blatantly disrespect the teacher, and showed pretty clearly that they didn't value education. So if that is what the kids were getting, they won't value education either. So one can't be surprised those kids don't do well. Conversely, the nicer areas of towns typically had more 2 parent households, where both parents were college educated, and therefore valued education more. Not that those parents can't have their own set of difficulties, but in general, the kids are going to do better.
Next up are teachers. Let me be clear, I fully believe 90% of teachers have great intentions. But no matter where you teach, its difficult. Even if you start your career wanting to change the world and help the kids who need nit most, eventually, many people don't want to work harder than they need to. Teaching at a school with better behaved kids and more cooperative parents is just easier and frankly more enjoyable. So many teachers who get experience and the ability to go to a better school, will do so when they get the chance, leaving the worse schools to have a lot more teacher turnover over the years.
Finally there are the conditions they are teaching in. Even if the worse schools get the same resources, it is far more than that. Many of the kids in these worse schools, have lots of issues. The pandemic essentially opened a lot of peoples eyes to how many kids depends on school for meals. So you have kids coming in hungry. Often the neighborhoods aren't as safe. There are more social issues they are dealing with. Is it sho
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"A faith-based boarding school 45 minutes east of Pasco that was shut down last spring after abuse allegations is closed for good.
A Walla Walla County Superior Court judge has issued a permanent injunction against Master’s Ranch West near Prescott to prevent it from continuing to operate without a license.
Pastor David Bosley and his wife Tresa opened the unlicensed home for troubled boys from across the country in early 2020. They already were running the Master’s Ranch Christian Academy in Missouri for at least seven years.
But before then the Bosleys have a long history in the Tri-Cities region and Washington state.
David Bosley has been accused of misconduct while he was a pastor in Prosser and near Olympia, and Missouri child welfare officials previously investigated complaints about treatment of children at his Master’s Ranch Christian Academy and the recently opened Master’s Ranch Girls Academy.
State lawmakers there are now trying to change the law to require more oversight of faith-based schools."
https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article247709415.html
https://twitter.com/CodyNagel247/status/1457791088001908739
These are the list of things I remember:
- A scene where she have to switch of her LV bag to a regular bag (Nobody knows shes rich and famous)
- She has to wear a regular clothes to fit in
- the mean girl who is bullied her said she is her bestfriend after found out the girl is famous
- Could be Amanda Bynes or Lindsey Lohan TIA
