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Angelwood: House List

Michael House

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Maya Carter

Chanel Chan

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Augustus Edwards

Cecilia Flowers

Justin Kim

Moonjae Kwon

Benji Min

Dorothy o’Griffin

Zoey Oh

Denim Rivera

Oliver Ryan

Mirasol Villanueva

Gabriel House

Horatia Delafontaine

Tegan Ferdinand

Eli Fitzgerald

Tilda Jacobs

Vanessa Jefferson

January Jung

Levi Kowalczyk

Margaret Lawson

Rose Lee

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Grace Tierney

Dominica Watts

Raphael House

Lilith Blackburn

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Estelle Chastaine

Elsa Flanagan

Noah Flangan

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Steven Grisham

Indiana Harper

Simon Haynes

Louis Kim

Finley Robinson

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano 

Giovanna Santorini

Kailani Seabury

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Angelwood: Class List

Under a cut because this is extremely long. As always, if you have any questions or there are mistakes, please don’t hesitate to drop an ask!

English

taught by year level

General English I

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Lilith Blackburn

Elsa Flanagan

Oliver Ryan

Dominica Watts

General English II

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Grace Tierney

General English III

Noah Flanagan

Cecilia Flowers

Indiana Harper

Denim Rivera

Kailani Seabury

General English IV

Steven Grisham

Vanessa Jefferson

Levi Kowalczyk

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Zoey Oh

Literature I

Jessamine Waylett (teaching assistant)

Chanel Chan

Estelle Chastaine

Tegan Ferdinand

Benji Min

Dorothy o’Griffin

Literature II

Jessamine Waylett (teaching assistant)

Margaret Lawson

Finley Robinson

Literature III

Jessamine Waylett (teaching assistant)

Horatia Delafontaine

Simon Haynes

Tilda Jacobs

Rose Lee

Zacchaeus Obadiah 

English Language I

Mirasol Villanueva

English Language II

Class One

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Louis Kim

Class Two

Maya Carter

Moonjae Kwon

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

English Language III

Augustus Edwards

Eli Fitzgerald

Justin Kim

Giovanna Santorini

Mathematics

taught by year level; some subjects are so popular that two classes run.

General Mathematics

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Lilith Blackburn

Elsa Flanagan

Oliver Ryan

Dominica Watts

Algebra & Geometry

Estelle Chastaine

Benji Min

Dorothy o’Griffin

Mirasol Villanueva

Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus

Class One

Kailani Seabury

Noah Flanagan

Cecilia Flowers

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Margaret Lawson

Class Two

Moonjae Kwon

Indiana Harper

Louis Kim

Finley Robinson

Calculus

Class One

Horatia Delafontaine

Eli Fitzgerald

Vanessa Jefferson

January Jung

Class Two

Justin Kim

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Giovanna Santorini

Statistics I

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Chanel Chan

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Tegan Ferdinand 

Grace Tierney

Statistics II

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Maya Carter

Denim Rivera

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

Statistics III

Class One

Steven Grisham

Simon Haynes

Tilda Jacobs

Class Two

Augustus Edwards

Levi Kowalczyk

Rose Lee

Zoey Oh

Science

general science is taught by year level; depending on size, classes can be mixed, but are divided by year level if they get too big.

General Science I

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Lilith Blackburn

Elsa Flanagan

Oliver Ryan

Dominica Watts

General Science II

Class One

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Grace Tierney

Benji Min

Dorothy o’Griffin

Class Two

Chanel Chan

Estelle Chastaine

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Tegan Ferdinand

Mirasol Villanueva

Biology

Junior Class

Maya Carter

Indiana Harper

Denim Rivera

Kailani Seabury

Senior Class

Eli Fitzgerald

Vanessa Jefferson

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Chemistry

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Louis Kim

Augustus Edwards

Giovanna Santorini

Physics

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Indiana Harper

Psychology

Junior Class

Noah Flanagan

Moonjae Kwon

Finley Robinson

Senior Class

Steven Grisham

Simon Haynes

Tilda Jacobs

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Humanities

generally mixed classes, unless the class size is bigger than five students. 

Ancient History

Dorothy o’Griffin

Noah Flanagan

Finley Robinson

Horatia Delafontaine

Medieval History

Elsa Flanagan

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

Horatia Delafontaine

Levi Kowalczyk

Rose Lee

Renaissance History

Estelle Chastaine

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Modern History

Lilith Blackburn

Mirasol Villanueva

Cecilia Flowers

Zoey Oh

Geography & Environmental Studies

Adelaide Waylett (teaching assistant)

Oliver Ryan

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Kailani Seabury

Steven Grisham

Economics

Dominica Watts

Benji Min

Vanessa Jefferson

Justin Kim

Politics

Sophomore/Junior Class

Tegan Ferdinand

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

Louis Kim

Senior Class

Simon Haynes

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Zoey Oh

History of Religion

Grace Tierney

Moonjae Kwon

Denim Rivera

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Religion & Society

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Denim Rivera

Phaedra of Lichtenstein

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Languages

generally mixed classes, unless the class size is bigger than five students.

Spanish

Mirasol Villanueva

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

January Jung

Benji Min

Italian

Freshmen/Sophomore Class

Elsa Flanagan

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Estelle Chastaine

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Junior/Senior Class

Noah Flanagan

Giovanna Santorini

French

Lilith Blackburn

Dominica Watts

Chanel Chan

Cecilia Flowers

Margaret Lawson

Mandarin

Justin Kim

Korean

Tegan Ferdinand

Grace Tierney

Indonesian

Oliver Ryan 

Moonjae Kwon

Latin

Indiana Harper

Finley Robinson 

Eli Fitzgerald

Ancient Greek

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Dorothy o’Griffin

Simon Haynes

Tilda Jacobs

Vanessa Jefferson

The Arts

generally mixed classes, unless the class size is bigger than five students.

Music Performance

Freshman/Sophomore Class

Elsa Flanagan

Estelle Chastaine

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Dorothy o’Griffin

Benji Min

Junior/Senior Class

Margaret Lawson

Eli Fitzgerald

January Jung

Justin Kim

Musical Theory

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Margaret Lawson

Kailani Seabury

Studio Arts: 2D

Horatia Delafontaine

Augustus Edwards

Studio Arts: 3D

Tegan Ferdinand

Grace Tierney

Cecilia Flowers

Augustus Edwards

Studio Arts: Photography

Adelaide Waylett (teaching assistant)

Dominica Watts

Levi Kowalczyk

Zoey Oh

Art History

Lilith Blackburn

Tilda Jacobs

Visual Communication & Design

Mirasol Villanueva

Chanel Chan

Louis Kim

Rose Lee

Product Design & Technology (wood, metal & textiles streams)

Oliver Ryan (wood)

Maya Carter (textiles)

Giovanna Santorini (metal)

Drama & Theatre Studies

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Steven Grisham

Rose Lee

Film & Television Studies

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Health & Physical Education

health & physical education and health education are both taught by year level; physical education is a mixed class of juniors and seniors.

Health & Physical Education I

Spyridon Athanasiadis

Lilith Blackburn

Elsa Flanagan

Oliver Ryan

Dominica Watts

Health & Physical Education II

Class One

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Chanel Chan

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Tegan Ferdinand

Mirasol Villanueva

Class Two

Estelle Chastaine

Dorothy o’Griffin

Benji Min

Grace Tierney

Health Education

Class One

Noah Flanagan

Cecilia Flowers

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Indiana Harper

Class Two

Maya Carter

Louis Kim

Moonjae Kwon

Margaret Lawson

Class Three

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

Kailani Seabury

Denim Rivera

Finley Robinson

Physical Education

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

January Jung

Levi Kowalczyk

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The Angelwood House System & Housing Arrangements

(Under a cut because it’s very long. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask the Angelwood admin staff.)

Housing Arrangements

There is one dormitory for each house (Vine, Alder and Ivy Halls), as well as a separate one for staff (Holly Hall).

Each of the student dormitories are split by gender and then by year level (nonbinary students are free to discuss their housing arrangements with the Angelwood staff).

There are generally two students to a room; occasionally some students may have no roommates--generally, the Michaelian House Leader boards alone.

Each room has a small ensuite with a toilet and shower that can be used by the boarders.

The bottom floor for each Hall are communal spaces. They’re generally split in half, so one half is used as a recreational space, while the other is used as a study hall.

Students and staff will be served all their meals in the cafeteria (located in the main school building) and is open to them from 7am-9pm. If students or staff need food while the main dining hall is closed, each Hall hosts a very small kitchenette and a variety of snacks.

The general rule of thumb for housing is that the younger you are, the closer you are to the communal area. In Alder and Ivy Halls, this means the top floor houses seniors, and the first floor houses freshmen. In Vine Hall, which only has three floors opposed to five, the freshmen and juniors are housed in the rooms closest to the main staircase, while sophomores and seniors are further out. (NOTE: In Vine Hall, the only exception to this is the house leader, who takes the closest room to the staircase.)

All staff board in Holly Hall. Staff do not share rooms; each staff member has their own room and ensuite. Holly Hall is four floors, but also significantly smaller than the student dorms. The ground floor of Holly Hall also works as a staff recreational room. Staff offices are located in the main building. Students are only allowed to enter Holly Hall in case of an after hours emergency.

Students must return to their dormitories by 9pm every night; they are free to stay up and keep lights on in their rooms all night if they choose, but recreational activities generally stop by 11pm on weekdays.

The House System

Angelwood has three houses: Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.

Houses are used to divide students for study hall, school spirit activities, sporting carnivals, and dorms/boarding halls.

The house system has existed at Angelwood since its inception, and the houses are traditionally (and somewhat stereotypically) known for excelling in different fields. It’s for this reason there isn’t much house tension, nor is there any sense that one is better than the other. House rivalries do flare up, however, around sporting carnivals and the end of the year, when the House Cup is announced.

Each house has a House Leader, a senior who acts as prefect to the members of the house. 

Students are allocated randomly into their houses, but people generally come from the same houses as their families. 

Michael House

Named for St Michael the Archangel. 

The members of this house are nicknamed “The Warriors” for sporting events, or “Michaelians” for everyday use.

Traditionally, the house excels in sports, with high participation rates in school teams and wins in sporting carnivals. For this reason, the “dumb jock” stereotype is strongly associated with the house. 

Michaelians live in Vine Hall, which is the oldest dorm on campus. The building used to be split into four to house the three student houses and the staff, but as the school has grown, so has the need for extra lodging. (You can bet lots of stupid Angelwood vines have been filmed here as a puntastic joke.)

Gabriel House

Named for St Gabriel the Archangel.

Members of this house are nicknamed “The Messengers” during sporting events, but are more commonly known as “Gabes”. 

Traditionally, the house is known for its artistic ability: many prominent artists who have graduated from Angelwood have been Gabes. They are also seen to excel in arts/humanities subjects; stereotypically, Gabes are seen to make up the majority of the choir (which was traditionally seen as a geeky past-time, but has become more respected in recent years).

Gabes live in Alder Hall, which is the second oldest dorm on campus.

Raphael House

Named for St Raphael the Archangel.

Known commonly as “Raphaelites”, the house is also known as “The Healers” during sporting carnivals. 

Traditionally, the house is associated with academic success, with an emphasis on science. There is a geek/nerd stereotype associated with the house--the nickname “Healers” not only refers to the archangel, but to the fact Raphaelites were often seen to be helping out with first-aid or trying to cool house rivalry more so than actually competing in events. 

Raphaelites live in Ivy Hall, which is the newest dorm on campus (probably only half the age of Vine Hall).

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Enrollment for Angelwood has closed! (With the exception of special requests, of course.) An orientation guide on the house system and house arrangements will be posted soon. As soon as the lists are finalised, both the class and house lists will be posted.

The school has two reminders for the incoming students:

Apart from freshmen, Angelwood students are free to choose their roommates. So if you have a friend who is in the same year as you and your house---don’t be afraid to ask to room with them!

House Leaders must be elected by ballot from the seniors in each house, to serve as a guide to the incoming students. 

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This is just a reminder to get your class lists in before Monday, 9th November, at noon UTC/GMT. (That’s 7:00am EST, 11:00pm AEDT and 8:00pm PHT). Of course, late lists will be accepted, but making sure your lists are in by that date allows time for plotting and for the prompt to actually start. Thanks guys! 

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Angelwood Enrolment List

Under the cut is the current student list at Angelwood, sorted by surname and grade. If a character is on the list, it means that they have been “enrolled”, and their classes have been recorded. If you’ve sent in the subjects for a character who isn’t here, please let me know! There are still a few people who haven’t submitted anything--so I’ll keep it open for another week before posting the class list. 

First Years / Freshmen

Elsa Flanagan

Oliver Ryan

Dominica Watts

Second Years / Sophomores

Ecaterina Brâncoveanu

Chanel Chan

Estelle Chastaine

Flenn Deharo-Lisle

Tegan Ferdinand

Benji Min

Dorothy o’Griffin

Grace Tierney

Mirasol Villanueva

Third Years / Juniors

Azura Cantillo-Gonzales

Noah Flanagan

Cecilia Flowers

Alvar Gilber-Adevar

Indiana Harper

Louis Kim

Moonjae Kwon

Maggie Lawson

Denim Rivera

Evanna Sanchez-Adriano

Kailani Seabury

Finley Robinson

Fourth Years / Seniors

Horatia Delafontaine

Eli Fitzgerald

Steven Grisham

Tilda Jacobs

Vanessa Jefferson

Simon Haynes

Justin Kim 

Levi Kowalczyk

Rose Lee

Zacchaeus Obadiah

Zoey Oh

Giovanna Santorini

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Angelwood: Subject Lists & Selections

Under the cut because there is honestly too much to it. After you’ve chosen what year/how old your character is at school, use the guidelines of student loads and restrictions to pick your electives and other subjects to fill out your class lists! Once you’ve got them, send them to us so we can compile a list and form little para groups :)

Student Loads and Restrictions 

First Year

Freshmen have a subject load of seven.

General English, General Mathematics, General Science I and Health & Physical Education I are compulsory core subjects.

For electives, freshmen may choose one language for the year, and one art and humanities subject for each semester (two for the year). NOTE: World Religions is a sub-classification under humanities. 

Second Year

Sophomores have a subject load of seven.

English (General English II, Literature I, English Language I), Mathematics (Algebra & Geometry, Statistics I), General Science II and Health & Physical Education II are compulsory core subjects.

Students decide which English track (General English, Literature or English Language) and Mathematics Track (Mathematical Methods--Algebra and Calculus, or Applied Mathematics--Statistics) they will be taking for the next three years.

For electives, sophomores will continue the language from the year previously, and one art and humanities subject for each semester (two for the year). NOTE: World Religions is a sub-classification under humanities. 

Third Year

Juniors have a subject load of six.

English (General English III, Literature II, English Language II), Mathematics (Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus, Statistics II) and Health are compulsory core subjects. Physical Education is now separated from Health, and is considered an elective. 

Students may choose three year-long electives from the remaining subjects. (There is generally a maximum of two subjects from a particular field.)

Fourth Year

Seniors have a subject load of five. 

English (General English IV, Literature III, English Language III) and Mathematics (Calculus, Statistics III) are compulsory subjects.

Students may choose three year-long electives from the remaining subjects. (There is generally a maximum of two subjects from a particular field.)

List of Subjects Offered

English

General English (I, II, III, IV)

Literature (I, II, III)

English Language (I, II, III)

Mathematics

General Mathematics

Algebra & Geometry 

Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus 

Calculus 

Statistics (I, II, III)

Science

General Science

Biology 

Chemistry 

Physics

Psychology

Humanities

Ancient History

Medieval History

Renaissance History

Modern History

Geography & Environmental Studies

Economics

Politics

World Religions

History of Religion

Scripture as Literature

Religion & Society

Languages

Spanish

Italian

French

Mandarin

Korean

Japanese

Indonesian

Latin

Ancient Greek

The Arts

Music Performance

Musical Theory

Studio Arts: 2D

Studio Arts: 3D

Studio Arts: Photography

Art History

Visual Communication & Design

Product Design & Technology (Wood, Metal & Textiles Streams)

Drama & Theatre Studies

Film & Television Studies

Media & Communications

Other

Health & Physical Education (I, II)

Health Education

Physical Education

Study Hall

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Prompt 3: Boarding School

The Angelwood School is a co-educational boarding school that caters to students in grades nine to twelve. It was founded in 1915 in Lake County, California, by Christian and Deanna Angelwood. Their vision was to educate those who were willing to pay for private education, but could not afford the inflated rates of other boarding schools. This is a vision that Angelwood continues to operate by to this day.

Despite the moderate fees, Angelwood students perform extremely well academically as well as in extra-curricular activities, such as sports, public speaking, band and choir. The school has also ranked in the top five schools for student satisfaction for the last ten years. The Angelwood students form a small community with each other, as well as the staff, some of whom also reside on campus. 

We hope you may find your wings at Angelwood!

Your character now attends Angelwood as a boarder. Whether they’ve been there since they started high school or they’ve just transferred, what year they’re in and how old they are, and what they hope to get out of this experience--it’s up to you! 

Threads for this prompt, considering it’s set in the present day with teenagers, can range from anything from texts, Skype messages, face-to-face contact, to Snapchats. A class list will be posted up shortly, with instructions for allocating your new students into classes. Once you’ve allocated your students into classes, be sure to send them in here so we can compile a list, allowing for students to interact and participate in class. A clubs list should be posted in the next few days, so your characters can also participate in extracurricular activities!

If your character is really not gonna fit in as a student, don’t stress! Schools need more than students to keep running. They need teachers, principals, cafeteria ladies, groundsmen, janitors and all sorts of other people to allow things to run like clockwork. Don’t be afraid to get creative!

One thing that the group really needs to come up with is house names. Students will be dorming by house and then by gender. I have no idea what to call the houses, so shoot out some suggestions and perhaps we’ll be able to create a poll of some sort to get them up and running. 

I’m honestly not entirely sure what’s going to happen with this prompt, but hopefully it’s exciting enough to check out and explore. Because it’s so complicated, I’ll be tagging all related posts as “awrpg; angelwood”, so remember to track it!. Good luck everyone!

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Prompt Two: Personal Growth

Character development is important because it tells others who they really are. What shapes them? Why are they the way they are? In this group, the real question is--how have their relationships with others affected them? How will they react to new people entering their lives, and what will they mean to your character?

There is no set theme for the rest of the prompt, meaning that it’s up to individual partners to figure out where the paras/threads are set and how people in different states and countries are meeting others. If you want to figure out links to other characters, remember that’s what your mun blog is for! Even though all I use it for is to FC spam, oops.

Although the recommended verse is a very normal, very human verse with face-to-face conversation, don’t be afraid to plot with your partners (on your blog or through other means) to find a solution that works best for you. This can be done in YouTube!AU verse just as well as any other. The most important thing is to allow the group to understand--at least at some level--how your characters tick. 

Good luck!

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Prompt One: YouTube

YouTube is a very large community--full of BookTubers, beauty bloggers, gamers, musicians, foodies, viral stars, fans with theories to share, and devoted subscribers and viewers. It is up to you as to where each of your characters fit into this vast community, and come into contact with each other. Are they rival BookTubers with conflicting opinions on a book? Two massive fans who met at VidCon? Or YouTubers who are finally doing a collaboration after getting each other involved in silly tags? It’s all up to you!

If you’re one of those people who can’t keep up with more than one or two paras at the same time, that’s perfectly fine--as YouTube is an online community, don’t be afraid to post open Twitter conversations and forum/comments posts to allow your characters to interact with others in a more casual way. Utilise all the social media! It’s all about interacting with everyone and developing your skills than stressing you out.

Good luck and have fun!

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group tagging system

Hi everyone!

I’ve noticed that groups work better when they’re organised--and being organised on tumblr essentially means a good use of tags. So I’ve come up with some standard tags (that aren’t being used by other people!) in order to tag our posts and that we’ll all be able to track in order to keep on top of posts and being aware of open starters and important announcements.

please track/use the following tags:

#awrpg the tag used for announcements, prompts and starters. no reblogged posts need to be tagged with this; it’s more an alert/notification system for the members of the group.

#awrpg; announcement the specific tag used for announcements made from the group page.

#awrpg; starter used for starters (open or closed, para or convo or social media format).

#awrpg; prompt used for prompts when they’re first published on the main group page; can be used in reblogs in order to organise them on your own mun blog.

#awverse; {insert verse here} used to tag posts regarding different aus/propts so everything is found in the one place and can be revisted in later weeks when rpers go back to explore certain verses again. (this tag doesn’t need to be tracked.)

please remember to:

tag your rp partners’ urls in your starters in order for posts to show up in their personal tags (and for organisational purposes).

all ooc posts can and should be made on your mun blog to minimise clutter and to keep it in the one place, so there’s no need for an ooc tag system on your character blogs.

tags for other specific tags needed to organising charater/mun blogs can obviously personalised to your own tastes.

I’ve tried to keep it simple, but different enough in order to keep everything organised. If anyone has any questions, just message me. The first prompt should be up within 24 hours (eeeeeee!) so keep a lookout!

--Tash xoxo