Chapter 280 280. Colleagues

Next, Principal Orange Cat asked some math questions.

Virginia answered all the questions accurately.

"You are very good, young man. You are much better than the last applicant."

“Did I get the job?”

"Congratulations, you have passed my test and obtained the precious trial qualification. As long as you can adapt to this job and make the children accept you, you will be promoted to a full-time employee. As for salary, it will be directly allocated by the Executive Office, which is relatively stable." The orange cat principal jumped up and patted Virginia on the shoulder: "Come to my office now."

Virginia followed the orange cat principal. It was already dawn.

The campus lawn, covered with white frost, began to show a hint of green with the arrival of spring.

"I have good news to tell you. Our school provides meals, so you can save a lot of money." The orange cat principal picked up the bag and hooked it lightly.

The door to the principal's office opened from the inside.

The two walked into the room, and Virginia watched the orange cat principal open the bookcase and take out two books.

"Oh, yes, this is the textbook. Take the time to read it. It's best to learn the new characters. The lord values ​​scholars who have learned the new characters very much."

"Elementary Mathematics, New Dictionary." Virginia picked up the book and immediately flipped through it.

"Remember to wipe the blackboard clean later. You are responsible for the hygiene of the class. Hygiene is very important. You can arrange your students to do it. A class lasts for 40 minutes, with a break of 20 minutes. There are three classes in the morning and two classes in the afternoon. Education is still in the exploratory stage. If you have any ideas, you can discuss them with me." The orange cat principal closed the bookcase and walked out of the office: "Your office is over here."

The orange cat principal took Virginia to the next room: "Hey, it's here. If you don't have the key, I'll come over to lock the door every day. Remember to get along well with your colleagues. They are all good people."

The orange cat principal hooked his paw, opened the bolt inside the classroom office, and walked forward and gently pushed the door.

The empty room has a row of large desks and chairs with backrests. There are partitions to block the view and form a privacy area.

Most of the places are filled with personal belongings, including some books, ceramic cups, and small potted plants.

On the wall, the clockwork moves and makes a ticking sound.

"I think there should be no one here." The orange cat principal patted the empty desk with a smile: "Classes start at 8 o'clock every day. As a role model for the children, please don't be late."

Virginia put the book on the empty table, found a piece of linen nearby, wiped the dust off it, and tried to sit for a while.

The chair was a little cold.

"Have you had breakfast, young man?"

"have eaten."

"The cafeteria is right at the school gate. It also sells food to the public. Come with me."

The two crossed the playground again. The orange cat principal put his hands behind his back and tilted his neck slightly, with the attitude of a leader: "Go buy a set of bowls and water cups outside later. We don't provide tableware here. Everyone should use their own. Please be hygienic."

"Do children eat for free in this cafeteria?"

"Of course not. The Lord said that it is very important to cultivate children's money concepts from an early age and let them understand how to trade fairly as soon as possible. Our school cafeteria is not for profit. The price of meals is very low, almost charging the cost, and the staff salaries are subsidized by Fulin Castle."

“Then why are teachers free?”

"The reason is, of course, respect for teachers."

The orange cat principal uttered a group of unfamiliar characters. Virginia savored them carefully, and then her eyes gradually became clear.

"The people who impart knowledge to you are not ordinary people. The position of a teacher is far more noble than you think." The orange cat principal came to the school gate. There was a breakfast shop on the side: "Hey, Mou Mouya, this is our school's new teacher. Come and meet her."

A demihuman with a pair of horns on his head poked his head out from beside the steamer: "Moo, I remember it."

"Mou Muya is a relative of the cook of the Lord of Fulin Castle. You can't neglect her just because of your status as a scholar." Principal Orange Cat returned to the tree and picked up the broom.

While humming a song, he started cleaning.

Taking advantage of the time before class, Virginia went to a nearby department store and bought a set of tableware and teacups.

As East Point City grew in size, several branches were opened.

On the way back, she saw many people riding bicycles.

Virginia knew that this type of alchemical vehicle was one of the characteristics of East Port City. In fact, similar vehicles were becoming popular in other cities.

Although I have already had breakfast, it doesn’t hurt to have some again.

Virginia successfully received the steamed buns and soy milk. After the two breakfasts, she felt full for the first time in a long time.

Returning to the office, Virginia found someone coming.

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"You are our new colleague, right?" A tall and strong woman was sitting near the door.

"Hello, my name is Virginia." Virginia introduced herself in a literary manner.

"Obina." The strong woman twisted her body to show off her strong muscles: "The school's martial arts coach, nice to meet you, Ms. Weir."

"My name is Virginia." Virginia repeated her name seriously.

"Okay, Ms. Weir." Obina smiled innocently.

At 7:50 in the morning, the teachers arrived one after another.

The yellow-haired male scholar, named Xijin, mainly taught mathematics. He walked while frowning and flipping through the textbook in his hand, and stopped in front of the gate for a long time.

"Please come in quickly." Obinna called out, "There are new colleagues today."

Xijin said indifferently, seeming a little aloof: "My name is Xijin, I'm from the Central Continent, hello."

"Sikkim is a very nice person, except that he is a little cold." Obina said with a smile.

The fourth colleague finally seemed to be more normal. He was an elf with pointy ears and green hair. "Hello, good morning, everyone."

Obinna introduced Virginia to everyone.

Before the class started at eight o'clock, almost everyone in the teacher's office was there.

There are six people in the office.

Virginia was feeling uneasy and couldn't calm down, so she deliberately lowered her head and flipped through the textbooks.

The book of elementary mathematics was really profound, and she combined her past knowledge to study it. Unconsciously, she was fascinated.

The school bell rang. My colleagues stood up from their seats and walked out.

On the playground, the children also quickened their pace and ran towards the classroom.

Virginia was holding the textbook and suddenly remembered that she still had to wipe the blackboard.

(End of this chapter)