Luc set his students list down on his desk again, pleased to see a few new names on the list. Well, they weren't new to him, but they were new to the class. He hoped they'd be able to bring enough to the class halfway through the year. He didn't mind their late entrance to the class, he understood schedules changed and people needed test the waters in their interests before finding the classes they really wanted to take. He walked from his desk over to the board, his little pug-crup trailing at his feet. He stopped and pulled out his wand, flicking it at the board and then the words appeared.

Founding of the Schools

He turned on his heel, overlooking the class room which was slowly filling. Now that they understood the bases of the culture and pressures from muggles in events like the witch trials, they could go onto learning about what drove the network or wizards and witches into communities and what eventually drove them to form their own schools for their own children. Having the full knowledge behind their education may give them a better appreciation of it. As they took their seats he cleared his throat. "Alright, students, you can see from the board what we will be discussing this lesson. Can someone tell me some information about what drove the founding of wizarding schools?" His eyes narrowed a bit. "Hint: we've discussed this already on previous lessons."

Giselle knew she was gonna be late so she quickened her pace and as she entered saw that no one was there yet. Taking a seat she read the board and raised her hand waiting to be called on. If she remembered correctly, Hogwarts was built first and that according to the bible some of the men didn't take kindly of women actually being smart so they claimed it witchcraft. She didn't know the exact reason but with what's known about the Salem Witch Trials, it was probably so they would be hunted down by muggles. But honestly she had no idea.

Elle walked into class and sat at her desk. She always felt so stupid in these classes, but that was why she was hear. She took out her notes and read over them. She though for a moment before raising her hand. "Because of the statue of secrecy, which was because of the witch hunts?" She asked.

Verea walked into class, not caring whether she was late or not. She just wanted to get the class over with. She sat on one of the chairs in the back and sighed. She looked at the board. She took out her notes, reading them one by one. Then someone else raised her hand.

She sighed. She closed her notes instead and blinked.

Lux wasn't in a good mood. She was sad that her sister wont be spending the summer with her. She walked into class and took a seat.

Jacqueline entered the room, she quickly found a seat somewhere at the back. She stared at the other students in front of her. Jacqueline opened her notebook. She was hesitating; deciding whether to take notes are not.

She closed her notebook and listened instead. She stared at the wall and the door, all around then back to board.