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[Akroma]

basicaly what SB said. It's a normal school, obviously it's hilariously badly funded

[BlitzDungeoneer]

I guess I'll be making a sheet for this. Any suggestions for a character?

a person of indeterminable gender who hangs around in the background, constantly plotting the downfall of other students but then never doing anything

[TheBiggerFish]

probably lack of special needs classes, lack of accessibility for immobile students, rampant ablesim

Except the ADA.

[SOLDIER First]

the what?

[Adragis]

HAH
it's pissed-off time

Spoiler: Current Sheet (click to show/hide)

Name: Christina Sellick
Age: 15
Gender: Female
Description: A honey-blonde girl, posessed of a set of warm hazel eyes and a cold, analysing gaze beneath her glasses. Of greatly sizeable intellect and an only slightly less sizeable bust. Has a grim outlook and a dark (some would say nonexistent) sense of humour, coupled with a tendency to speak her mind.
Wheelchair-bound due to compound spinal fracture and irreparable damage to the lower spinal cord.
Hobbies: Reading, writing, reading manga, online roleplaying, taking hot baths, and collecting Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
Strengths: Considerable upper-body strength, photographic memory, high IQ.
Weaknesses: Wheelchair-bound, lack of empathy, tendency towards antisocial behaviour.
Grades: Straight A's, exempt from standard PE (sports), A in PE theory.
Special: Almost unbeatable at a certain children's card game. Also a proficient origami artist.

[TheBiggerFish]

Americans with Disabilities Act?

[Nunzillor]

the what?

American Disabilities Act, I think.
Edit: ninja'd

[AbstractTraitorHero]

No one can beat olivers probably overpowered IQ!

[Akroma]

who sais its in the USA?

((inb4 any country I name this might be set in also has something like this))

[TheBiggerFish]

@Adragis...But there is no such thing as a photographic memory.

[SOLDIER First]

Oh. Even so, disabled people aren't widely accomodated in public schools.
Also: yes there is?

[TheBiggerFish]

No.  There isn't.  Not a scientifically proven one.

[SOLDIER First]

Science hasn't proven evolution but it's considered a widely accepted theory

[AbstractTraitorHero]

No.  There isn't.  Not a scientifically proven one.

I know a few people who have it.

[Akroma]

yes, usualy found on autists and similarly mentaly abnormal people.