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[[File:Calvin's_school.png|thumb]][[Calvin]] attends [[Miss Wormwood]]'s first grade class at a run-of-the-mill elementary school in his hometown.
 
[[File:Calvin's_school.png|thumb]][[Calvin]] attends [[Miss Wormwood]]'s first grade class at a run-of-the-mill elementary school in his hometown.
 
==Appearance==
 
==Appearance==
Calvin's school is colored a varying shade of purple depending on the strip. It has no known floors apart from the ground level. Although the configuration of the entrance varies beween being raised and being on ground level in the strip, it always seems to provide access to the main hallway. The hallway projects left and right from the entrance; on its walls hang the students' lockers and at least one water fountain and clock. It is lit by neon arrays on the ceiling. The hallway is flanked by the classrooms, [[Principal Spittle]]'s office and presumably various other offices, including the staff room (or teachers' lounge). The school features an auditorium that was used to perform [[Nutrition and the Four Food Groups|the school play]]; it is most likely on the right arm of the hallway.
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From the outside, Calvin's school is colored a varying shade of purple. It has no known floors apart from the ground level. Although the configuration of the entrance varies beween being raised and being on ground level in the strip, it always seems to provide access to the main hallway. The hallway projects left and right from the entrance; on its walls hang the students' lockers and at least one water fountain and clock. It is lit by neon arrays on the ceiling. The hallway is flanked by the classrooms, [[Principal Spittle]]'s office and presumably various other facilities, including the staff room (or teachers' lounge) and bathrooms. Underneath the windows of the classrooms are thick decorative bushes. The school features an auditorium that was used to perform [[Nutrition and the Four Food Groups|the school play]]; it is most likely on the right arm of the hallway.
   
 
The recess court is accessed from a double door at the end of the hallway's left arm. The court contains swings, a set of two see-saws, a slide and monkey bars. The flagpole may or may not be placed in the court; otherwise it could be on the roof. Past a fence, the recess court expands into the back fields, which contain at least one baseball diamond.
 
The recess court is accessed from a double door at the end of the hallway's left arm. The court contains swings, a set of two see-saws, a slide and monkey bars. The flagpole may or may not be placed in the court; otherwise it could be on the roof. Past a fence, the recess court expands into the back fields, which contain at least one baseball diamond.

Revision as of 03:35, 25 February 2012

Calvin's school

Calvin attends Miss Wormwood's first grade class at a run-of-the-mill elementary school in his hometown.

Appearance

From the outside, Calvin's school is colored a varying shade of purple. It has no known floors apart from the ground level. Although the configuration of the entrance varies beween being raised and being on ground level in the strip, it always seems to provide access to the main hallway. The hallway projects left and right from the entrance; on its walls hang the students' lockers and at least one water fountain and clock. It is lit by neon arrays on the ceiling. The hallway is flanked by the classrooms, Principal Spittle's office and presumably various other facilities, including the staff room (or teachers' lounge) and bathrooms. Underneath the windows of the classrooms are thick decorative bushes. The school features an auditorium that was used to perform the school play; it is most likely on the right arm of the hallway.

The recess court is accessed from a double door at the end of the hallway's left arm. The court contains swings, a set of two see-saws, a slide and monkey bars. The flagpole may or may not be placed in the court; otherwise it could be on the roof. Past a fence, the recess court expands into the back fields, which contain at least one baseball diamond.