Let's face it, we're a pretty hoppin' place. So how else are we going to slow things down enough to get everybody's notice? Check back often; don't get left out of the loop!

From Facebook to cellphones to Twitter, our lives are entirely ruled by technology. So why shouldn't your characters?

Sub-boards: BLOGGING, CELL PHONES, FACEBOOK, INSTANT MESSENGER, TWITTER

Instead of insta-communication, why not go back a couple decades and write something to someone special (yes, even if that person is yourself)?

Sub-boards: JOURNALS, LETTERS TO YOU

In a school as rich as this, they do not have a cafeteria. Here, it is simply known as a cafe. They have vending machines for bottles of spring water and vitamin water, and the food's not bad at all. Every day students are offered a choice of gourmet food or salad.

Inside the office, you will find two babbling secretaries: Cherry and Sheila. They aren't really a big help, but they'll tell you how to use the phone or point you in the direction of one of the headmasters.

Here you will find all the main classes that you will actually need to pass. Foreign language, grammar, mathematics, history, and the sciences are all located in these classrooms.

Headmaster David E. Devereaux's school was famous for having an amazing business program. Future doctors, lawyers, surgeons, accountants, CEOs, and graphic designers went there, and now they can at WMA too.

Mr. Devereaux's school was also known for its amazing performing arts programs. Dance, music, instruments, musical theatre, and regular theatre are all options here.

A brilliant platform with vivid red curtains and tap-safe floors, the stage is good for all sorts of performing. There's a box for judges and soundproofing, and seating around the stage and in the balconies to fit over two thousand.

Between the theatre building and the cafe building, there is a courtyard with fountains, picnic tables, and stone walkways. It's a good place to sing or just be alone.

Sports are a huge part of daily life at this school. Be sure to go to the gym often to check out basketball, volleyball, tennis, or extreme dodgeball tournaments.

Football, baseball, soccer, softball, lacrosse, cheer, track and field running, cross country, field hockey and golf are all located on the outdoor fields.

For those who don’t stay in the dorms of the local school, there are housing units located in Prospect. The town was built in a unique way, with the “town square” containing the entirety of the business district in the center of Prospect. The houses surround the square in a somewhat complex design; the founders of Prospect didn’t build their homes in an even pattern, so there are many alleys and side streets in the housing area. It’s very easy to distinquish the classes when you wander through the housing area, for the wealthy’s homes are elaborate whilst the less fortunate settle for average.

Sub-boards: THE STREETS, MIDDLE CLASS, THE WEALTHY

Surrounding Prospect are a series of wild areas, from fields to forests to the famous Prospect Lake. Beautiful views of nature and the town itself allow themselves to be seen once you exit highway twenty-four and begin winding through the dirt roads that mean you’ve reached the less-controlled area of the vicinity. This is the true reason why people settle in the smaller towns rather than the big city located so close by: the proximity to nature, and the ability to simply hop in your car, drive for twenty minutes, and find yourself ontop of a mountain overlooking the world as you’ve never seen it before.

Sub-boards: FIELD OF DREAMS, BOTANICAL GARDENS, PROSPECT LAKE, FOREST

Need an image? Need a table? This board's the place to be. You can find a testing board in here as well.

Sub-boards: TESTING BOARD, COMPLETED

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