— Bullworth Boarding School Enrollment —

Instructions

══════════════════ Introduction. ══════════════════ Press the screen or the space bar to navigate through the list. Welcome! Before reading the information below, kindly read through the studios and the other projects. https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51571701/ https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51584846/ Once you're done, you may proceed, fill out the forms, and you'll be enrolled in no time! ══════════════════ The Bullworth Social Hierarchy ══════════════════ In Bullworth, there are different ranks that will determine how powerful and respected you are in the school. The ones at the top have the most respect and the highest reputation in the school, the ones in the middle have a good amount of respect and a decent reputation, and the ones at the bottom have the lowest respect and can be bullied by the ones with a higher reputation. Rankings are referred to as 'Social tiers', and the different types of people you can find within Social tiers are referred to as 'Social classes'. Students within Social classes may or may not be associated with other students within their Social class, unless they are in a clique. An example of a social class are the Popular Kids, who are at the top of the hierarchy. If you want your character to be a Popular Kid, they will have high respect, and so on and so forth for the other social classes. Note that: —The Social Hierarchy was created by former students at Bullworth Academy, now, it's just a concept that students have collectively agreed on that exists and controls the power dynamics between students and school staff. —A character's reputation in school may also affect the severity of the punishments they receive. —Students within the middle tier of the Social Hierarchy can interact with social classes from all three tiers. —School staff will be the club moderators. A teacher's subject will correspond to the club they will moderate. It is optional whether you'd like to look after a Grade Level and act as their Homeroom teacher, but it is highly encouraged. ══════════════════ Reference for Social Classes. ══════════════════ The information presented below will be the list of available Social Classes. Note that these are in order. ══════════════════ Top tier of the Hierarchy. ══════════════════ Principal [1/1] Principal's Assistant [1/1] Teaching School Staff: Art [0/1] Music [0/1] Ethics Class [0/1] P.E [0/1] History [1/1] Science [1/1] Math [1/1] English [1/1] Theatre [1/1] Cooking [0/1] Shop Class [0/1] School Councelor [0/1] Non-teaching School Staff: School Nurse [2/2] School Janitor [0/?] School Canteen Workers [0/4] Students: Class Prefects (Each grade level has one Class Prefect.) [4/6] Rich Kids [2/?] Jocks [1/?] Cheerleaders [4/?] Popular Kids [7/?] Bullies [7/?] Ideal students (Students whom follow all of the rules.) [2/?] ══════════════════ Middle tier of the Hierarchy. ══════════════════ Smart Students [7/?] Artsy Kids [5/?] Regular Students [3/?] ══════════════════ Bottom tier of the Hierarchy. ══════════════════ Nerds [1/?] Alternative Students (Punks, Emos, Goths, etc.) [1/?] Rebels [6/?] Loners [6/?] ══════════════════ ══════════════════