Post by APH on Mar 6, 2009 2:26:46 GMT -5
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Aarinville private high school: while similar in name to the less prestigious 'Aarinville High' that lies 10 miles southwest, it seems to exist in a completely different world from its counter-part. It's as illustrious as it is resplendent. The entire school is made up of four buildings: one large, central building in the shape of a square with an open-air section in the middle where the courtyard resides, two buildings on either side of that, and the fourth building, the art room, is to the back-left of the school. The school itself is a few miles away from the city of its namesake--purposely built that way to avoid the smog and crime within the city.
Surprisingly, uniforms are not required at the school, but there is still a strict dress code.
For a while, the grandiose school catered to only the richest or smartest of students. Now, in a new program set up by the government, the school has opened its doors to about 200 underprivledged students.
So if you're smart, rich, or just plain lucky enough, Aarinville Private High School is open to you! [/center][/blockquote]
Aarinville private high school: while similar in name to the less prestigious 'Aarinville High' that lies 10 miles southwest, it seems to exist in a completely different world from its counter-part. It's as illustrious as it is resplendent. The entire school is made up of four buildings: one large, central building in the shape of a square with an open-air section in the middle where the courtyard resides, two buildings on either side of that, and the fourth building, the art room, is to the back-left of the school. The school itself is a few miles away from the city of its namesake--purposely built that way to avoid the smog and crime within the city.
Surprisingly, uniforms are not required at the school, but there is still a strict dress code.
For a while, the grandiose school catered to only the richest or smartest of students. Now, in a new program set up by the government, the school has opened its doors to about 200 underprivledged students.
So if you're smart, rich, or just plain lucky enough, Aarinville Private High School is open to you! [/center][/blockquote]