Thinking you may want to join? Post your application here in either the Pending or Unfinished board. If you post in Pending, a Staff member will look over your application as soon as they can.

Sub-boards: Pending Applications, Unfinished Applications, Declined Applications

If your joining application was moved to this board then congratulations! You've been accepted! All applications are moved here and locked for safe keeping. If you need it to be unlocked for any reason, contact a staff member and they will help you.

Sub-boards: Citizens, Teachers, Stu. Teachers and Faculty, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen

After your character is accepted, come here to post to the claims and to request apartments or dorms. The Face claim is mandatory, so things will stay in order, everything else is optional.

Sub-boards: Claims, Housing Requests

This board is only viewable to staff members, so staff can talk privately about what is going on around the site. If what we discuss involves everyone, all members will be informed in time. So, please respect this board for what it is.

These classrooms are the largest compared to all the others. They are the ones that hold classes such as Acting, Choir, Orchestra, Dance, and more. The rooms are very spacious and inviting for those who get to see them.

Sub-boards: Johnston's Acting Theater, Dance Hall, Choir Room, Band Room, Music Composition Room

If you are more of the hands-on artistic type, this is where you will find your classes. Many of these rooms have computer and other high-tech equipment, depending on what class you are in. Some of the classes here include Cartooning, Ceramics, Photography, and more.

Sub-boards: Drawing Studio, Painting Studio, Photography Room, Video Production Room, Sculpture and Design Room, Ceramics Studio

Many people filter in and out of here throughout the school day. The teachers come to get their mail, students come to visit the principal or guidance offices, parents come in to ask questions, and so on and so forth. It is the core of the school, and is what keeps everything else running smoothly.

This is the one place that the staff can escape to during the day if they need some peace away from their students. Most of the staff goes in and out throughout the day, and many teachers like to spend their planning period in here because its quiet and there's food. There is also a small "living" area with a couple couches, a small table, and a TV. Overall, it is a great place to stop by to relax, but there are no students allowed!

Of course, the most important room on campus, the dining hall. Here, both students and faculty sit down and enjoy a meal much finer then that of a regular public high school. There are four different counters to serve different hot meals every day, a salad bar, and of course the desert bar.

This campus is a rather big one, which means that even though Chicago lies right outside its boarders it still has trees and grass. The Courtyard is a large area right outside the Dining Hall where many students like to sit and eat their lunch or dinner on the stone wall beneath a beautiful maple tree, or to just hang out.

Between each building lies an area that the students like to call "The Walks." Really, it is just the cement path leading to each of the buildings. Some parts of the walks are lined by flower beds, others by a tree or a bench. Either way, it is a nice walk, and a great place to catch up with someone on your way to class.

Like many of the buildings on campus, the library is another architectural beauty. It is a newer building that was built to accomodate the changing generations. Every room has large floor-to-ceiling windows that you can look out over the campus from, and they all have computers to do your homework on and tables to sit quietly and study or read.

This building is the oldest of the three dorm buildings, but that also makes it the most interesting. Students like to spread rumors about people who died in certain rooms, but most of the time they aren't true. All the same, it makes for interesting stories. This building has four floors and can hold one to two people per room. It has cable television, telephones, and wireless internet.

Sub-boards: The Common Room, Arizona Cassaway

This is the dormitory that usually houses incoming freshmen, though many upper classmen like to stay here as well. It has four floors and can fit one to two people per room. Like the other dorms, it his cable television, a telephone, and wireless internet.

Sub-boards: The Common Room, Carson Owens

The best part of visiting any city is experience all of the food they have there. Maybe there isn't any of New York's deep dish pizza, but there is so much more that is just as good or better. Indulge your tastes in these wonderful restaurants.

Sub-boards: Letizia's Natural Bakery, J.B. Alberto's Pizza, Gale Street Inn, Devon Seafood Grill

Being as Lake Michigan is one of the Great Lakes, it is a big attraction in Chicago. It is also the closest that those living here have to an ocean. There is a sandy shoreline stretching around the lake and the water is often very blue and pretty. People of all ages love to come here and hang out, especially in the summer.

Navy Pier has been one of Chicago's most popular attractions for a long time now. It offers a variety of activities including dining and entertaining options, plus it is a hub for a number of tour boats. Tourists and locals both like to come here and have fun, especially on the weekends when students are out of school and looking for something to do.

This 319 acre park is located in the Loop Community Area of Chicago, or in other words the Downtown Area. It is frequently referred to as the city's front yard and hold features like Millennium Park and Buckingham Fountain. It is frequently visited by both locals and tourists.

Sub-boards: Millennium Park, Buckingham Fountain

The nickname "Magnificent Mile" refers to the roughly mile-long stretch of North Michigan Avenue between Oak Street and the Chicago River. This is where you will find all of the best places to shop until you max out all of your credit cards. This whole area is a little like New York's Fifth Avenue in comparison.

Sub-boards: Saks Fifth Avenue, Marshall's, Best Buy, Lindt Chocolates

Vision is the multi-level pride of all the Chicago nightclubs. On the second and third floors there are specialty bars serving whatever alcohol you desire. Friday nights a DJ spins hip hop, and other nights during the week life bands play. People who are underaged are not allowed because of the alcohol, but that isn't to say that a fake ID won't work.

If you're looking for the finest care you can get here in Chicago, then you had better come here to Sacred Heart Hospital. They have the best team of doctors that you can find in the state, and they are devoted to helping their patients recover from any of their ailments.

During the day, the streets may be considered the busiest aspect of the city. When night comes around, that changes to being considered one of the more dangerous aspects of the city depending on where you are. Either way, every day they are filled with people rushing to get to work, shopping or just taking a walk.

This apartment complex is for those who are on the wealthier side of life. On the first floor it has a large bar for its adult residents, and of course the rent is a little higher then surrounding complexes. If you can afford it, though, it will be worth your while.

Sub-board: Pixie Rose Weir

It is very rare now to find someone who has never heard of AIM or Twitter. Here, you will find both these and other things, plus others like Online Photo Albums and Journals. Many students spend a fair of amount of their time here on the internet.

Sub-boards: E-Mail, AIM, Twitter, Online Journals, Photo Albums

People use their cell phones so much now that it is almost the worst possible thing in the world when someone misplaces it. Here is where you can post phone conversations, texting, and everything else one can do with their cell phone.

Sub-boards: Cell Phones, Phone Conversations

Are you a new member want to introduce yourself and let us all know a little about you? Are you going away on vacation and want to make sure nothing happens to your account while you're gone? You can take care of both of these things here. Posting an introduction is not required, but if you are going to be absent for an extended period of time please let us no so you are not deleted.

Sub-boards: Introductions, Absence

This is the board where you can talk about absolutely anything. There is no limits to whatever threads you want to make in here as long as they are appropriate. There will also be a thread open for suggestions which you can post to, because we only want to make the site better for our members.

Bored? Have no where to post? Come here! Everyone is welcome to post any games that they know of here, and anyone can come and play them. There are always a lot of fun forum games that you can use to occupy your time.

Sub-board: Surveys & Quizzes

Come here to show off graphics you have made, make your own studio so you can help others, or request graphics! This board is only viewable to registered members, because I do not want any graphics posted here taken from the site without the member's permission.

Sub-boards: Graphics Studios, Graphics Help, Show Us!