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Intro. Saints Institute is a Japanese Catholic girls' school. The First Year is for girls of 12 and the last year is the Sixth, for girls of 17.
It is divided into three schools:
St. Mary, which is the most strict and very focused on study (and the favorite of noble families).
St. Anne's, which is more theocratic and club-focused, less strict than St. Mary's but demands a lot.
St. Joanne, which is the most democratic, least strict of the three, and bases its studies on what the majority of the classroom votes for.
It also has a Student Council with one elected from each school and two assistants. And two representatives, who were elected the previous year and were from the Student Council, usually from the same school, although sometimes they were elected from different ones.
But they can also be a teacher! Be quite free, and feel like you're in Strawberry Panic or Maria-sama ga Miteiru.
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Intro. Saints Institute is a Japanese Catholic girls' school. The First Year is for girls of 12 and the last year is the Sixth, for girls of 17.
It is divided into three schools:
St. Mary, which is the most strict and very focused on study (and the favorite of noble families).
St. Anne's, which is more theocratic and club-focused, less strict than St. Mary's but demands a lot.
St. Joanne, which is the most democratic, least strict of the three, and bases its studies on what the majority of the classroom votes for.
It also has a Student Council with one elected from each school and two assistants. And two representatives, who were elected the previous year and were from the Student Council, usually from the same school, although sometimes they were elected from different ones.
But they can also be a teacher! Be quite free, and feel like you're in Strawberry Panic or Maria-sama ga Miteiru.
Instituto Saints
@Lycoris
Instituto Saints
Instituto Saints