School Survey

by **Persirus** » Fri Mar 27, 2015 12:37 pm

by **South New Caledonia** » Fri Mar 27, 2015 1:32 pm

by **Omsarim** » Fri Mar 27, 2015 2:08 pm

by **Delkora** » Fri Mar 27, 2015 3:12 pm

by **Xendraland** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 10:31 am

by **Multorepur** » Thu May 21, 2015 3:30 am

by **Urmanian** » Thu May 21, 2015 9:42 am

by **The Northern Kingdoms** » Thu May 21, 2015 11:18 am

by **Fonidia and Osteyon** » Thu May 21, 2015 11:02 pm

Academic Subjects Taught: English, Literature, Law, History, Geography, Art Appreciation, Philosophy, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Information Technologies (all mandatory)
Creative Subjects Taught: Visual Arts, Drama, Music, Fiction Writing, Public Speaking (all optional); Journalism, Carpentry (elective)
Vocational Subjects Taught: Business Management, Language Etymology, International Relations, Advanced Maths, Botany, Programming, Mechanics, Cooking, Gardening (all elective)
Other Subjects Taught: Foreign culture (Western and Eastern)
Are different subjects taught by different teachers?: Yes
PE Options Offered: Football (soccer), rugby, volleyball, basketball, swimming, badminton, chess.
Music Options Offered: Guitar, piano, drums, brass, wind, strings
Languages Taught: Japanese (mandatory), Ostish, Fonnish, Russian, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Mandarin Chinese (optional).
Other Extra Curricular Activities: There are several student-operated clubs about any topic one can think about (as long as it’s nothing offensive or politically incorrect). They’re completely optional, although students are strongly encouraged to join one, especially if they’re about an academic or sport matter, since they can help in the future career of the student. Most of the clubs’ meetings are held on Saturdays, though they can technically be held on any day (some clubs can and do hold meetings every day, although they’re usually shorter than Saturday meetings). Clubs participate in school festivals and other events, where they show what they’re about (Music club members perform songs on-stage, Football club members play a couple of matches, Cooking club members make food for the guests, and so on), and may also help the community with some social service. Clubs often form ‘alliances’ with clubs in other high schools and even with clubs from university level; graduated club members usually continue being good friends with each other and may pay visit to their former school to see how well are the next generations doing with their club. “Once you’re member of a club, you’re always part of it, no matter what”, is a common saying in schools.
Qualifications Offered: Secondary education diploma.
Pass grade (Grade C Or Above): A minimum of 70% on every subject. If a student fails a subject, they have to take a second opportunity exam. If a student fails it, he or she has to attend a special third opportunity course on Saturdays during their next semester, ending on another exam. Failing a third time grants a last fourth opportunity exam, without a course; this time, failing the exam means that the student will not be able to graduate in a HRU high school, and will have to resume his studies somewhere else.

Other Information (Optional):
F&O has a variation of the K-12 grade educational system. Kindergarten, known as preschool, lasts between 2 and 3 years (the first year is optional); grades 1 to 6 are taken in primary schools, and 7 to 9 in middle schools. High school consists of 10, 11 and 12 grades; however, these are divided into six ‘semesters’ (which actually last about 4 months each, not 6).
In order to gain admission to a high school, passing an admission test is necessary. The minimum grade needed to gain admission in most high schools is between 70% and 75%; HRU #9 needs a minimum 82.5% grade, making it one of the hardest to get admitted into, but this is compensated with more modern infrastructure and resources, and generally better qualified teachers.
Most high schools in the Union are actually part of a university. In this case HRU #9 is part of the Honourable Royal University high school system. There are 41 HRU high schools, all of them located near or in the Royal District; there are approximately 123,000 teenagers studying in HRU high schools.
Of course, in other shires, there are high schools operated by other universities, both public and private; for example, most high schools in Osteyon City are operated either by the Catholic Autonomous University of Osteyon (known as the CAU, actually a public university), or the Northern Union University (the NU, a private one).
There are also several public and private independent high schools, which are not operated by a university. And while some private independent high schools maintain a level comparable to university-operated ones (sometimes even better), most of them, along with most other public independent ones, cater to drop-outs who want to continue their studies, or even people who just need a high school diploma to secure an specific job.
Studying in a university-operated high school has the advantage of making the college-admission process much easier and cheaper; this is because high school graduates are already counted as enrolled students in the university their high school corresponds to. Thus, entrance fees are lower, and students see very little, if any, bureaucratic red tape.

by **Hubyaveyabo** » Fri May 22, 2015 12:09 am

by **Walosia** » Fri May 22, 2015 2:37 am

by **Torisakia** » Fri May 22, 2015 5:08 am

by **Tolmakia** » Fri May 22, 2015 6:02 am

by **New Brasilia** » Sat May 23, 2015 7:30 pm

by **The Uncle Happy** » Sun May 24, 2015 8:27 am

by **Moralem Populi** » Sun May 24, 2015 9:56 am

by **Roania** » Sun May 24, 2015 10:29 am

by **Plaschea** » Sun May 24, 2015 11:29 am

by **Omega America II** » Sun May 24, 2015 4:08 pm

by **Kannap** » Sun May 24, 2015 5:38 pm

Academic Subjects Taught: English 1, English 2, English 3, English 4, Journalism, Creative Writing, Foundations of Math, Algebra 1, Foundations of Math 2, Algebra 2, Discrete Math, Advanced Functions & Modeling, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Statistics, Earth & Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Genetics & Biotechnology, Project Based Science, Oceanography, Introduction to Scientific Research & Bioethics, Forensic Science, Anthropology, Ecological Science, World History, Civics & Economics, Kannapian History 1, Kannapian History 2, Kannapian Government & Politics, Human Geography, Bible History 1, Bible History 2, Bible History 3, Bible History 4, Psychology, Sociology, and Humanities
Creative Subjects Taught: Beginning Theater Arts, Intermediate Theater Arts, Honors Proficient Theater Arts, Honors Advanced Theater Arts, Acting Ensemble, Beginning Dance, Intermediate Dance, Proficient Dance, Advanced Dance, Beginning Visual Art, Intermediate Visual Art, Proficient Visual Art, Advanced Visual Art, Specialization Visual Art, Three Dimensional Art 1, Three Dimensional Art 2, Advanced Drawing, Honors Advanced Drawing & Painting
Vocational Subjects Taught: Sports Medicine, Accounting, Principles of Business & Finance, Business Law, Multimedia & Webpage Design, Marketing, Biomedical Technology, Health Science 1, Health Science 2, Nursing Fundamentals, Teen Living, Early Childhood Education 1, Early Childhood Education 2, Foods 1, Foods 2, Introduction to Culinary Arts & Hospitality, Technology Engineering & Design, Principles of Technology, Introduction to Engineering Design, Civil Engineering & Architecture, Drafting 1, Architectural Drafting 2, Architectural Drafting 3, Core and Sustainable Construction, Carpentry 1, Carpentry 2, Digital Media 1, Digital Media 2
Other Subjects Taught: Kannapian National Test Preparation, Peer Tutor, Cyber Campus Internship, Teacher Internship, Library Internship, Technology Internship
Are different subjects taught by different teachers?: Yes
PE Options Offered: Health & Physical Education, Strength & Conditioning, Lifetime Sports
Music Options Offered: Men's Chorus, Women's Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, Vocal Music Gospel Choir, Beginner Marching Band, Intermediate Marching Band, Proficient Marching Band, Advanced Marching Band, Rock Band, Music Administration, Honors Jazz Band, Beginner Concert Band, Intermediate Concert Band, Proficient Concert Band, Advanced Concert Band, Fine Arts Intern.
Languages Taught: French, Spanish, Swedish, and Latin
Other Extra Curricular Activities: Future Business Leaders of Kannap, United Medical Students of Kannap, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Vocational Honor Society, National Honor Society, National Foreign Language Honor Society, National Theater Society, and Sports Medicine Student Trainers Organization.
Qualifications Offered: Vocational
Pass Rate (Grade C Or Above): 60%

by **Hubyaveyabo** » Wed May 27, 2015 12:05 am

Due to concerns from the national education board of being misrepresented, we are running the survey again with a non-military school

by **Shiruku** » Thu Apr 18, 2019 3:17 am

by **Coliniana** » Thu Apr 18, 2019 12:54 pm

Other Information (Optional):
The University of Septentria has received the following accolades:
Colinian Times (most reputable news source in Coliniana as voted by the people) Top 5 Biggest Universities (#5 from 1975-1998, #2 from 1999-2003, #3 from 2003-2011, #2 from 2012-2014, #3 from 2015 to present)
Colinian Times Top 5 Best Athletic Universities (#1 from 1975-2005, #3 from 2006-2008, #2 from 2009-2013, #1 from 2014-present)
Colinian Times Top 20 Best Academic Universities (#15 from 1975-2003, #11 from 2004-2008)
Colinian Times Top 10 Best Academic Universities (#8 from 2009-present)

Top 5 Most Famous People to Come Out of the University of Septentria:
Lucius Austantian, former Federal Consul. Served from June 1, 1898 until January 1, 1904. Widely regarded as a brilliant leader and man, and he provided a tremendous boost to the Colinian economy and foreign policy while in office through terrific management of his Financial and Diplomatic Consuls. He voluntarily resigned in 1904 due to health reasons and died six years later at the age of 78.
Daniella Anders, former Diplomatic Consul. Served from January 1, 2003 until April 25, 2009. Daniella almost single-handedly ended a war with Nantuvia which had been raging on for decades with no end in sight. She was widely beloved by the general public and she won every election she ever entered into for the position of Diplomatic Consul. Unfortunately, Daniella tragically died on April 25, 2009 at the age of 47 after suffering a brain hemorrhage. The date of her death is still held to this day as a national day of observance.
Jansuvius Regium, influential computer scientist, worked for the Colinian government for a time. Helped produce a revolutionary security software which is still helping to prevent cybercrime in Coliniana to this day. Stayed at the University of Septentria for twelve years and got a doctorate in Computer Science. Died in 2014 after a heart attack at the age of 57.
Octavia Nomentium, famous game designer, was the head developer for the critically acclaimed and wildly popular game Ultima Mundi which was partially developed while she was still attending school at the University of Septentria. Stayed here for twelve years and got a Doctorate in Computer Science and in Game Design. Still producing games to this day. She is 46 years old.
Kevin Danielson, widely regarded as the greatest Colinian ice hockey player in history, played most of his career with the Isolam Loners and led them to 7 Colinian National League Championships, as well as leading Coliniana to a gold medal in the Democritus Olympics. Played ice hockey for two years at the University of Septentria and led them to Collegiate National Championships both years. He is 59 years old.

by **Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic** » Sun Apr 21, 2019 5:38 am

Academic Subjects Taught: depends from type of specialization Chosed.

GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS:

Subject	8th grade	9th grade	10th grade	11th grade
German	3	3	3	3
Italian	3	3	3	3
English	3	3	3	3
Other Confederal Language	2	2	2	2
Economy (double-entry bookeeping, tax code, etc...)	7	7	7	7
Math	3	3	3	3
Private Law	1	1	0	0
Commercial Law	0	0	2	1
Administrative/Public Law	0	0	0	1
Political Economy	2	2	1	1
History & Geography:	2	2	2	2
Informatics	2	2	2	2
Phisical Education (Gym)	2	2	2	2
Civic & Sexual Education	1	1	1	1
Total Weekly hour	32	32	32	32

ACCOUNTANTS WITH SPECAILIZATION ON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

Subject	8th grade	9th grade	10th grade	11th grade
German	3	3	3	3
Italian	3	3	3	3
English	3	3	3	3
Economy (double-entry bookeeping, tax code, etc...)	7	7	7	7
Informatics	5	5	5	5
Math	3	3	3	3
Private Law	2	1	0	0
Commercial Law	0	1	1	0
Administrative/Public Law	0	0	1	2
Political Economy	2	2	2	2
History & Geography:	2	2	2	2
Phisical Education (Gym)	2	2	2	2
Civic & Sexual Education	1	1	1	1
Total Weekly hour	32	32	32	32

ACCOUNTANTS SPECIALIZED IN FOREIGN RELATION & TOURISTIC

Subject	8th grade	9th grade	10th grade	11th grade
German	3	3	3	3
Italian	3	3	3	3
English	4	4	4	4
French	4	4	4	4
Foreign Language (Spanic/Chinese/Arabic)	4	4	4	4
Economy (double-entry bookeeping, tax code, etc...)	3	3	3	3
Informatics	1	1	1	1
Math	2	2	2	2
Private Law	2	1	1	0
Commercial Law	0	1	1	0
Administrative/Public Law	0	0	1	2
Political Economy of Foreign Relations	1	1	1	1
History & Geography:	2	2	2	2
Phisical Education (Gym)	2	2	2	2
Civic & Sexual Education	1	1	1	1
Total Weekly hour	32	32	32	32

SURVEYIST

Subject	8th grade	9th grade	10th grade	11th grade
German	3	3	3	3
Italian	3	3	3	3
English	3	3	3	3
Other Confederal Language	2	2	2	2
Projecting, Builings & Installations	7	7	7	7
Economy/ Estimus	3	3	3	3
Topography	3	3	3	3
History & Geography	2	2	2	2
Informatics	2	2	2	2
Phisical Education	2	2	2	2
Law	1	1	1	1
Civic & Sexual Education	1	1	1	1
Total Weekly hour	32	32	32	32

Are different subjects taught by different teachers?: Yes
PE Options Offered:
Other Extra Curricular Activities: School Sport teams: Soccer, Boxing, Basket, Volleyball team; Support team of the istitute's assemblies leaded by elected student's representants, Yearbook and Student newspaper redaction, there are the "permanent" opitons.
Qualifications Offered: High School degree on accountants or suveyist
Pass Rate (Grade C Or Above): the sum fo grades in the end of year must be 60/100 in all subject, if the student have 1 to 3 subject under 60/100, he must do the summer reparations tests to pass in the next grade (in 97% the students pass), if above 4 subject under 60/100, the student must redo the grade

by **Kakistopia** » Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:48 am

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