Happy Life
Auto-translated
- First, we need to address the discrepancy. One Nirianna costs us as much as several top students. And if she improves her ability that gives a bonus to grades, will we have to rent out school rooms to pay for it? A final decision on this issue is needed. Well, you know what I mean," the pencil tapped emphatically, marking the name of a classmate. "...we need to write a letter to her family, asking them to replenish the school's budget. They can afford it, considering she receives a state-level education here in her field. This surplus will mostly be used to cover her expenses anyway, so they should be happy to encourage her with some pocket money, not just for free, but for the effort she puts into self-improvement.
- Second. Regarding the scholarship increase, I'll use her suggestions, since she laid the groundwork. The current scholarship needs to be increased by ten base points, on top of the general score, starting in September. It may seem small, but for the poorer students in the lower half of the rankings, it will be a significant help. With forty students, that's 1200 points per quarter – 150 million workers can afford that without any problems and won't even notice. If the increase goes well, we'll see what to do next at the end of the year.
- Third. We need to launch a motivational program for the least... talented. For students who are not in the top 13 and do not have a modifier, if they improve by 5+ ranks compared to their previous result in the next exam, they will receive one MRO. That is, ten. If it's 10 ranks, then twenty, and so on, one bonus for every five positions. In theory, this should slightly increase motivation to study and not significantly impact the budget. Again, we'll see how it works after testing.
- Fourth. Three hundred per quarter for newcomers is too much. The same amount was received by people who put in a lot of effort to get into the top 10. Foreign citizenship should not give them such benefits. We won't take away what's left with the bailiffs, of course, but for the future, this amount needs to be reduced by a third. Maybe to two hundred and ten. If there are more transfers, it probably won't be soon; instead of money, it would be better to organize an additional lesson for them about the traditions and peculiarities of life in Sakuramor. as a way to help them adjust.
- Fifth. You are right about the three returning students. I can't imagine how Sakuramor can compensate for the harm it caused them... But we can try to do something by paying each of them three hundred. This is necessary – let the crown melt down or resell some of the merchandise with my image on it, which the state has already invested in. In addition, someone – presumably a third-grade teacher, I don't see any other candidates – should conduct some kind of therapy or therapeutic exercise for them; plus, give them some vitamins or something. They look terrible. But please, take this specific point under your control, because after everything that happened, I don't trust that woman.
- Sixth. We need to return Toad's donation to him, down to the last penny. And write a letter stating that this is a refund of funds spent on the election campaign. Add something like – thank you for your participation, you were heard, we will consider solving the problems you raised within the current policy, in general, something neutral and conciliatory.
- Seventh. We need to teach schoolchildren to be independent. I suggest announcing in the city the possibility of applying for part-time jobs. Of course, applications must be filtered and meet basic safety and decency requirements applicable to children. No jobs as bouncers, roofers, casino dealers, scantily clad waiters in a cafe specially equipped in the store, and so on. This will teach children to be less dependent on handouts and integrate into the bleak life that awaits them after graduation. And carefully explain to the shopkeepers that the school, in case of anything, bears no material or other responsibility; safe and adequate working conditions must be organized by them. In addition, for each such shift, entrepreneurs must pay us money into the school budget. Determine the amount of the fee somehow. They will still pay the students less for this work than they would pay a full-fledged adult worker, so even after taxes, they will still be in the plus. Moreover, we kindly provide them with such a list of candidates.
- Eighth. The tournament will be suitable at the end of August. And if there is also a physical exam, then a dueling tournament will be a good optional element in addition to the mandatory one.
- Regarding the committee, I'm already tired of it, but I haven't decided yet. I'll think about the candidates later.
- Second. Regarding the scholarship increase, I'll use her suggestions, since she laid the groundwork. The current scholarship needs to be increased by ten base points, on top of the general score, starting in September. It may seem small, but for the poorer students in the lower half of the rankings, it will be a significant help. With forty students, that's 1200 points per quarter – 150 million workers can afford that without any problems and won't even notice. If the increase goes well, we'll see what to do next at the end of the year.
- Third. We need to launch a motivational program for the least... talented. For students who are not in the top 13 and do not have a modifier, if they improve by 5+ ranks compared to their previous result in the next exam, they will receive one MRO. That is, ten. If it's 10 ranks, then twenty, and so on, one bonus for every five positions. In theory, this should slightly increase motivation to study and not significantly impact the budget. Again, we'll see how it works after testing.
- Fourth. Three hundred per quarter for newcomers is too much. The same amount was received by people who put in a lot of effort to get into the top 10. Foreign citizenship should not give them such benefits. We won't take away what's left with the bailiffs, of course, but for the future, this amount needs to be reduced by a third. Maybe to two hundred and ten. If there are more transfers, it probably won't be soon; instead of money, it would be better to organize an additional lesson for them about the traditions and peculiarities of life in Sakuramor. as a way to help them adjust.
- Fifth. You are right about the three returning students. I can't imagine how Sakuramor can compensate for the harm it caused them... But we can try to do something by paying each of them three hundred. This is necessary – let the crown melt down or resell some of the merchandise with my image on it, which the state has already invested in. In addition, someone – presumably a third-grade teacher, I don't see any other candidates – should conduct some kind of therapy or therapeutic exercise for them; plus, give them some vitamins or something. They look terrible. But please, take this specific point under your control, because after everything that happened, I don't trust that woman.
- Sixth. We need to return Toad's donation to him, down to the last penny. And write a letter stating that this is a refund of funds spent on the election campaign. Add something like – thank you for your participation, you were heard, we will consider solving the problems you raised within the current policy, in general, something neutral and conciliatory.
- Seventh. We need to teach schoolchildren to be independent. I suggest announcing in the city the possibility of applying for part-time jobs. Of course, applications must be filtered and meet basic safety and decency requirements applicable to children. No jobs as bouncers, roofers, casino dealers, scantily clad waiters in a cafe specially equipped in the store, and so on. This will teach children to be less dependent on handouts and integrate into the bleak life that awaits them after graduation. And carefully explain to the shopkeepers that the school, in case of anything, bears no material or other responsibility; safe and adequate working conditions must be organized by them. In addition, for each such shift, entrepreneurs must pay us money into the school budget. Determine the amount of the fee somehow. They will still pay the students less for this work than they would pay a full-fledged adult worker, so even after taxes, they will still be in the plus. Moreover, we kindly provide them with such a list of candidates.
- Eighth. The tournament will be suitable at the end of August. And if there is also a physical exam, then a dueling tournament will be a good optional element in addition to the mandatory one.
- Regarding the committee, I'm already tired of it, but I haven't decided yet. I'll think about the candidates later.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ment