"king_of_simcity7;d-975611" wrote:
I think that active schools would be cool in the future. It might fit a few play styles for some players :smile:
What types of schools though?
A single 'all age' type school like in current Sims games. TS3 has a rabbit hole for both children and teens.
A two tier type structure with an Primary or Elementary and Secondary divide. If we have preteens were would they fit?
A three tier type with Primary/ Elementary for kids, Middle or Junior High for preteens and a Senior High or Upper type school for the teens.
An 'private' type school that Sim parents have to pay for.
A scholarship type Grammar School that requires a pass to gain entry to.
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I am from the UK and the system in my area was a three tier type structure of First, Middle and Secondary with the transfers at ages 8 and 12. I don't think this structure would work in The Sims though. The American type of Elementary, Middle and High with the transfers at 11 and 14 could work if we have preteens.
Any suggestions?
I'd like to see online schooling from preschool through college/university.
Private school preschool through university
Military school
Reform School because Mila Munch loves her son Wolfgang but he skips school and runs with gangs. She is a working mom and not a rich lady like Judith Ward or Nancy Landgraab. She is almost ready to put him into Juvenile Hall and let the system deal with his out of control horrible behaviour. If only there was a reform school for the bad kids like Wolfgang maybe Mila could start taking care of herself. Start dating again and marry somebody super hot like Don Lothario or Penny Pizzazz (she might be into women so let's not judge her).
Art Schools if you have ever watched the movie Fame you know what I'm talking about. I spent some of my childhood in NYC and the one school though it taught state-required classes is focused on the arts.
LBGTQ schools. In my area, we have an LBGTQ high school so that kids in the LBGTQ community aren't bullied and forced to hide who they are to fit in.
Montessori
Charter Schools
Community Colleges
Parochial Schools because some simmers might want to have a school that focuses on religion alongside state-required classes.
Gifted Schools
Schools like PEP Positive Education Program that focuses on kids with ADHD, Autism and learning disabilites
Schools for kids with disabilites (visually impaired, hearing impaired etc.
Homeschooling
I think I covered all bases.
