Dunell Hills School District

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Basic Info: You can find books, poetry books and spray cans inside. Tagging it earns 1 XP. Among the internal descriptions found in Schools: "Half-finished work is scattered across the floor." This building can be barricaded normally

The Dunell Hills School District is one of the 100 School Districts of Malton and serves the suburb of Dunell Hills. There are two schools in the district. These are as follows:

• Anderson Row School
• Godsland Street School

Books, both poetry or educational and spray cans can be found inside any of these schools. Tagging any of these buildings earns 1 XP.

Contents 1 Anderson Row School 2 Godsland Street School 2.1 History 2.2 Barricade Policy

[edit] Anderson Row School

Anderson Row School Dunell Hills [04,35] Inclesdon Drive a junkyard North Lane Swonnell Walk Anderson Row School Shilling Walk Godsland Street School The McGarth Building The Dury Building

School Mascot: the Reapers

Principal: OvidPR

Teachers:

Determined to be a National Treasure in 1988, The Anderson Row School was one of the premier high schools of Malton. With emphasis on math and science courses, Anderson Row was being considered for the Dunell Hills magnet program, in an attempt to bring even more of the best and brightest to Dunell Hills for their education. Quite a change from the early 1950's when Anderson Row was referred to as "Death Row" by many of it's students. The junkyard directly north of the school served as a supply store for the schools engineering and vocational classes. Considering the number of innocents inside, the barricades are to be kept at very heavy or above.

[edit] Godsland Street School

Godsland Street School Dunell Hills [03,36] Dewfall Plaza Railway Station Swonnell Walk Anderson Row School Ostrehan Towers Godsland Street School The McGarth Building Newbury Library Arbuthnot Park a factory

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School Mascot: Angie the Angel

[edit] History

Formerly a flagship Catholic elementary school of the Dunell Hills School System, much of the Godsland Street School has been converted into office space and support facilities for the Dunell Hills Visitor Center. The school was decommissioned in 1986 when funding to the local parish was cut. The rich and privileged students were then bussed into the other schools in Dunell Hills to study with the godless heathens. This began the slow process of re-educating the private school educated on how to behave at a government school.

[edit] Barricade Policy

Barricades are kept at Very Strong.