Welcome to St. Vincent's Academy

Theatrum Somnia*

*The Theater of Dreams

The Table of Contents

1.Our Mission

2.Historical Background

3.Events

4.Buildings

5.Classes

6.Sports

7.Clubs

8.Application for New Students

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1. Our Mission

Our mission in St. Vincent's Academy is to help boys and girls move towards success and to develop them into young men and women. We are a world-renowned school in New York City, New York boasting a high academic rating throughout the whole US. Most of our students here are foreign-exchange students that are thinking about moving to the US and attending here after their experience in a period of a year to two years. Don't be surprised as you'll see most of them throughout the whole campus. Our core values are listed below

Core Values

1. Treat each other with respect, fairness and compassion, while valuing differences
2. Hold each other to high standards and expectations
3. Support Everyone to Achieve his or her personal best
4. Respect and value improvement in one another
5. Maintain maturity and professionalism including a strong work ethic and integrity
6. Encourage the value of humor, play and laughter

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2. Historical Background

Saint Vincent's Academy was founded as Newton Heath Academy in New York after the American Revolution. In the war of 1812, the Academy was bombarded by the British artillery stationed in New York. The school was almost destroyed but thanks to government funding, the school was completely rebuilt four years later. At the time, it was a simple brick schoolhouse and there were about four students enrolled during the 19th century. As the years passed, the school began to expand and by 1870, it was now two stories high and built to fit a capacity of 68 enrolled students. The school prospered with a 42% academic rate in the late 1890's to 1929. However, during the great depression, the enrollment rate dropped dramatically due to inflation and unemployment in students' families. It began to recover as soon as the Great Depression was over. In 1953, the school was renamed from Newton Heath Academy to Saint Vincent's Academy, renovation began in 1965 due to the increasing enrollment rate and the number of students entering. After the renovation, the academy was now a 6 story, plantation-style building with many facilities to accommodate the students. In the years that followed, the academy has received many awards for high academic ratings and athletic awards. In 1998, A Russian Billionaire named Roman Putin bought the school and supplied them with money because he knew there was going to be many students and not enough facilities for students. In 2006, Roman's prediction came true as another renovation was needed to increase the amount of facilities and to fulfill student desires and need. Renovation completed in 2011 and recently, the academy has been in many pop culture references and is now a world-renowned academy. The school mascot is the Saints and their colors are purple and black
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3.Events
Registration: July 23rd-July 26th
Orientation for Freshmen and New Students: August 1
First Day of School (1st Trimester): August 4th
Fall Sports Season: August 10th to September 19th
Homecoming Dance: September 20th
Poetry Slam: September 25th
Cultural Week: October 1st-October 7th
Academic Evaluation: November 1st
Midterms: November 18th to November 23rd
Winter Sports Season: November 2nd to December 20th
Finals: December 15th to December 20th
Winter Break: December 21st to January 14th
2nd Trimester: January 15th
Winter Formal (Dance): January 20th
Spring Sports Season: March 1st to May 1st
Midterms (2nd Trimester): April 5th to April 10th
Finals: May 2nd to May 7th
Prom: May 8th
Last Day of School: May 11th
Graudation (for Seniors): May 11th

NOTE: These events will not happen on actual dates in real-life, they will happen fictionally
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4.Buildings and Areas

(Main Entrance)






(Courtyard)





(Hallways Usually Look Like This)




(Gymnasium)




(Building for Science and Math Classes)




(Library)




(Building for Fine Arts Classes)



(Sports Area for PE and Games)



(Building for English, History and Foreign Language Classes)



(Dormitory)


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5. Classes

English
English 1-2
English 3-4
English 4-5
English 5-6
English 7-8

History
Contemporary World Studies
Modern World History
U.S History
American Government

Foreign Language Classes
Dutch
Italian
German
Spanish
Portuguese
Mandarin
Japanese
French

Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Quantum Physics
Environmental Science
Health

Fine Arts
Drama
Ceramics
School Band
Art and Multimedia
Music Production
Turntablism (Beginning and Advanced)
Drawing and Painting
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6. Sports

Fall Season
Football
Archery
Handball
Indoor Soccer
Floor Hockey
Water Polo
Tennis
Cheerleading

Winter Season
Soccer
Basketball
Cheerleading
Wrestling

Spring Season
Badminton
Baseball
Track and Field
Softball
Dymnastics
Lacrosse
Golf Swimming
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7. Clubs

List of some clubs
Anime Club
International Student Union
French Club
Italian Club
Spanish Club
Film Club
Animal Rights Club
and many more
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Before we move on to the schedule, please go through the application
8. Application (Character Skeleton)

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[b]Name:[/b]

[b]Appearance:[/b]

[b]Description of Appearance:[/b]

[b]Nationality:[/b] (example: Italian, Dutch, French, etc.)

[b]Age:[/b] (14 to 18 years old)

[b]Gender:[/b]

[b]Personality:[/b]

[b]Sports:[b] (Does your character play any sports)

[b]Clubs:[/b] (Is your character part of a school club)

[b]Classes:[/b] (Which classes is your character currently taking) (Start from 1st period class to 7th period)

[b]Likes:[/b]

[b]Dislikes:[/b]

[b]Hobbies:[/b] (Optional)

[b]Theme Song:[/b] (Optional)


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9.Schedule

6:00 A.M to 6:30 A.M: Breakfast
7:00 A.M to 7:51 A.M: Period 1
7:56 A.M to 8:52 A.M: Period 2
8:52 A.M to 9:02 A.M: Brunch (Break)
9:07 A.M to 9:58 A.M: Period 3
10:03 A.M to 10:54 A.M: Period 4
10:54 A.M to 12:24 P.M: Lunch
12:29 P.M to 1:20 P.M: Period 5
1:25 P.M to 2:16 P.M: Period 6
2:21 P.M to 3:12 P.M: Period 7
3:12 P.M to 3:30 P.M: Break
3:30 P.M to 5:30 P.M: Study Hall
5:30 P.M to 6:30 P.M: Dinner (with Dessert included)
7:00 P.M to 10:30 P.M: Free Time
11:30 P.M: Lights Off
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If you have any questions feel free to contact me,

Principal Lahm (NPC)

Note: In the places section, you might see the location "Tokyo, Japan", this is because this roleplay used to be a remake of one of my other roleplays, disregard that and focus on the actual location, New York, Thank you for your cooperation