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DaniDiNardo · 05-07-2019, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

Carmine did exactly that, sitting herself down in the chair. "Thank you, Headmaster Trent." She smiled a little at the formality.

"I won't take up too much of your time." Carmine leaned over and placed a folder in front of him. She'd outlined her plans down to the letter within it. "I've already had students asking me about how to begin healer studies and wanting to tag along with me and volunteer in the hospital wing. I believe it would be beneficial to have a club for students with interest in this area as an extracurricular activity. They can spend some time getting practical experience in the Hospital wing, and learn basic first aid and healing spells. " It would be a good way for the children to really decide if it was for them or not as a career path. And Carmine rather thought it would help some of the less confident students too - particularly those who might have felt a little helpless during certain circumstances in previous terms.

When Carmine first told him about plans for starting up an organization of sorts for the students, it came as no surprise that he was all for it. Idle children tended to get up to a lot and the outcome was never exactly promising. If the clubs and societies currently available weren’t enough, maybe this one could better aid the cause.

The Headmaster reached for the folder, leafing through its contents without actually diving in. He would have the afternoon for that. “I’m glad you’re alteady receiving interest, should make introducing it to the student population that much easier.”

Of course advertising was another option. He’d seen enough posters around the castle to think that 1. This must be what the students respond best to if it’s what their peers keep doing and 2. They had WAY too much time on their hands. He’d have to increase the homework load....or he would but that would be more for him to grade after just to get them to stop advertising their lips around the castle. The trade off wasn’t quite worth it.

“How soon were you thinking of rolling this out?” He likely had enough time to properly go through it all but a definitive start date would be good too.

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Originally Posted by 2111jen

Austin stood there hessitating a minute. He'd only been standing there for a few minutes. What's wrong? Oh yeah. He quickly turned to a page that had his first question on it.

SPOILER!!: Notebook

He showed the notebook to him.

Malachi waited a moment for the boy to speak, wondering if he had another Anderson-Belfort on his hands. Skittish boy that one. A good kid but jumpier than he needed to be by a mile. It became clear quite quickly, however, that this one would not be uttering words. The Headmaster leaned forward to read the note before straightening with a raise of his brow.

“...I see.” Was his first reaction. Trent took a moment to mutter the password to the gargoyles then waited for the staircase to be presented.

“Step into my office, this sounds like a full discussion,” Because yes this was something that needed a conversation—and he did mean conversation—whether with the boy or his parents. Best to start small, see if it needed to get there. “And there’s no sense having one of those down here.”

Malachi nodded toward the stairs before heading up himself. Inside he gave the usual welcome for the boy to make himself comfortable in one of the chairs provided but the man made a beeline for his student records cabinet. “Last name?”

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz Carmine did exactly that, sitting herself down in the chair. "Thank you, Headmaster Trent." She smiled a little at the formality. "I won't take up too much of your time." Carmine leaned over and placed a folder in front of him. She'd outlined her plans down to the letter within it. "I've already had students asking me about how to begin healer studies and wanting to tag along with me and volunteer in the hospital wing. I believe it would be beneficial to have a club for students with interest in this area as an extracurricular activity. They can spend some time getting practical experience in the Hospital wing, and learn basic first aid and healing spells. " It would be a good way for the children to really decide if it was for them or not as a career path. And Carmine rather thought it would help some of the less confident students too - particularly those who might have felt a little helpless during certain circumstances in previous terms. When Carmine first told him about plans for starting up an organization of sorts for the students, it came as no surprise that he was all for it. Idle children tended to get up to a lot and the outcome was never exactly promising. If the clubs and societies currently available weren’t enough, maybe this one could better aid the cause. The Headmaster reached for the folder, leafing through its contents without actually diving in. He would have the afternoon for that. “I’m glad you’re alteady receiving interest, should make introducing it to the student population that much easier.” Of course advertising was another option. He’d seen enough posters around the castle to think that 1. This must be what the students respond best to if it’s what their peers keep doing and 2. They had WAY too much time on their hands. He’d have to increase the homework load....or he would but that would be more for him to grade after just to get them to stop advertising their lips around the castle. The trade off wasn’t quite worth it. “How soon were you thinking of rolling this out?” He likely had enough time to properly go through it all but a definitive start date would be good too. Quote: Originally Posted by 2111jen Austin stood there hessitating a minute. He'd only been standing there for a few minutes. What's wrong? Oh yeah. He quickly turned to a page that had his first question on it. SPOILER!!: Notebook My name's Austin, it's almost impossible for me to talk outloud. Just wondering, how would I be able to do things like spell work? He showed the notebook to him. Malachi waited a moment for the boy to speak, wondering if he had another Anderson-Belfort on his hands. Skittish boy that one. A good kid but jumpier than he needed to be by a mile. It became clear quite quickly, however, that this one would not be uttering words. The Headmaster leaned forward to read the note before straightening with a raise of his brow. “...I see.” Was his first reaction. Trent took a moment to mutter the password to the gargoyles then waited for the staircase to be presented. “Step into my office, this sounds like a full discussion,” Because yes this was something that needed a conversation—and he did mean conversation—whether with the boy or his parents. Best to start small, see if it needed to get there. “And there’s no sense having one of those down here.” Malachi nodded toward the stairs before heading up himself. Inside he gave the usual welcome for the boy to make himself comfortable in one of the chairs provided but the man made a beeline for his student records cabinet. “Last name?” __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.