Post by Crystallisis High Admin on Feb 12, 2007 14:11:46 GMT
Crystallisis High School for the Gifted, located in the middle of upstate New York, was founded in 1968 by Jameson Freud. It was a conservative all-boys school that circled mostly around sports. In 1971, however, Jameson Freud passed away and the school was handed down to his only living relative - his nephew, Julius Mallory. Through the years, Crystallisis High was passed down through the sons of the Mallory family until it was given to Bradley Mallory. Bradley did not want to run the school, as he was taking care of his wife and children. The school closed down for several years.
Now, in 2006, Bradley Mallory's wife, Shazi Mallory, has taken it upon herself to re-open the school. She became the Headmistress, and did many renovations on the school. She altered the tradtional rules and made it a more comfortable place to live. Now Crystallisis High is open to girls, and middle schoolers as well.
The renovations weren't to be finished until the last week of December, but the moment they were finished, Headmistress Mallory opened the school to the public.
However, she's never had a bit of experience with this type of thing. She was an author before she was married, writing children's books and books of poetry. Can she run an entire school without having it fall apart? Or will Crystallisis High have to close down once more?
Under the not-so-strict rule of Headmistress Mallory, students from all backgrounds and stereotypes come with their own experiences and stories. Are you willing to tell yours?
Now, in 2006, Bradley Mallory's wife, Shazi Mallory, has taken it upon herself to re-open the school. She became the Headmistress, and did many renovations on the school. She altered the tradtional rules and made it a more comfortable place to live. Now Crystallisis High is open to girls, and middle schoolers as well.
The renovations weren't to be finished until the last week of December, but the moment they were finished, Headmistress Mallory opened the school to the public.
However, she's never had a bit of experience with this type of thing. She was an author before she was married, writing children's books and books of poetry. Can she run an entire school without having it fall apart? Or will Crystallisis High have to close down once more?
Under the not-so-strict rule of Headmistress Mallory, students from all backgrounds and stereotypes come with their own experiences and stories. Are you willing to tell yours?
