Chapter 100 - 94: Learning
Early October.
Classes have officially started in the school. It is not as cumbersome as it was before the apocalypse. Most of the useless subjects have been cancelled. Only the four subjects of mathematics, physics, biology and mathematics are retained. With the training from 3 to 5 pm, it is just right. Schedule a full day.
It can be seen that although the leaders of the quarantine area know that there is a lack of many professional talents, they have not given up the idea of climbing the technology tree.
All classes and classrooms were disrupted and reorganized. Children of similar ages will be assigned to the same class, with fifty people in each classroom. The credit system has also been implemented. There will be an exam every month, including training projects. Within the period, credits will be given to students with scores above the standard score line. The higher the score, the more credits.
At the same time, the library in the school is officially open after being sorted out. All students can read books for free in the library. If they need to take out books, they need to record the information and pay the corresponding credits. The library is open at five o’clock to eight o’clock.
The most important news of the day, and the one that excites all students the most, is that after March, the school will give students two days of vacation every month. During this period, students can choose to go home to visit their relatives, or they can continue to stay in school. Within, all facilities on campus will be open all day.
"Brian, here!"
On the first day of formal teaching at school, Brian had just walked into the new classroom he was assigned to yesterday when he heard a familiar voice calling his name not far away, which made him feel a little surprised.
Looking up over there, he saw Sarah sitting in the middle of the classroom near the window, waving at him constantly.
"Um?"
Looking at Sarah sitting there, Brian was slightly dazed, walked slowly to her side, and asked curiously: "Are you in this class too? Why didn’t I see you yesterday?"
After saying that, without being polite, he put the textbook in his hand on the table and sat down next to Sarah.