karkat vantrash (
crab) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2014-01-23 09:20 pm
[muffled meaningful song lyrics playing in the distance]
WHO: all those who are participating in the student outreach program.
WHERE: chester miller secondary school.
WHEN: from tuesday 21st through to friday 24th.
WHAT: an open mingle log wherein heroes attempt to give pep talks and guidance to a school with a notably high concentration of at risk youth.
WARNINGS: discussion of potentially sensitive subjects (drugs, bullying, whatever comes to mind with the phrase "at risk youth"); specific warnings tbd.
Chester Miller Secondary School is a school with a bad reputation. The kind of school you don't particularly want to put on your resume. It is the general assumption in the community that most juvenile delinquents attend Chester Miller, most bullying occurs at Chester Miller, and that, in general, if you can afford another school, you should probably send your kids there. However, upon being admitted to the school grounds in order to fulfill their assignment, the heroes will find that it outwardly seems no different from any other public school. Exasperated teachers, bored students. The standard fare, really.
They will also be subject to quite a lot of judging, adolescent eyes for the duration of their stay. How will you go about reaching these kids?
WHERE: chester miller secondary school.
WHEN: from tuesday 21st through to friday 24th.
WHAT: an open mingle log wherein heroes attempt to give pep talks and guidance to a school with a notably high concentration of at risk youth.
WARNINGS: discussion of potentially sensitive subjects (drugs, bullying, whatever comes to mind with the phrase "at risk youth"); specific warnings tbd.
Chester Miller Secondary School is a school with a bad reputation. The kind of school you don't particularly want to put on your resume. It is the general assumption in the community that most juvenile delinquents attend Chester Miller, most bullying occurs at Chester Miller, and that, in general, if you can afford another school, you should probably send your kids there. However, upon being admitted to the school grounds in order to fulfill their assignment, the heroes will find that it outwardly seems no different from any other public school. Exasperated teachers, bored students. The standard fare, really.
They will also be subject to quite a lot of judging, adolescent eyes for the duration of their stay. How will you go about reaching these kids?

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To be a hero is an enormous responsibility. The weight of lives is on your shoulders, whether you work alone or with a group. You don't have the law to protect you, so you need to be wise. Think ahead, keep a clear mind and a fit body. I was--
[ He hesitates, already anticipating scrutiny about what weight he's gained since his peak years. Still, he goes on: ]
Don't put anything in your body that would make you unfit to drive. As a hero you forfeit your right to only be responsible for yourself, and that's something to remember every day.