Give Dreams Wings

A month passed quickly. The 11th and 12th graders endured a month of intense pressure that they would never forget.

It was also a month Alvin would never forget. Old Parker's sense of responsibility had rubbed off on him, making it impossible for him to keep being a hands-off principal like before.

Every day that month, Alvin arrived at school on time. After dropping little Ginny off in The Basement with Splinter, he got to work as a principal.

He sent troublemakers to the Detention Room, locked up boys and girls who looked like they were about to start dating, and sent any punk he took a dislike to to the Detention Room...

At Community School, there was no such thing as calling the parents in, since most of them couldn't even fulfill their responsibilities as parents—including choosing a suitable school for their children.

Old Parker was responsible for helping several Wolves players negotiate with the colleges trying to recruit them.

Ethan Hunt, Ilsa Faust, Jordan Beckford, and that "Ghostface," John, formed the college admissions counseling office. They set up shop in an office in the Punisher's Office.

According to "Ghostface" John, working in the Punisher's Office would keep the kids with hot heads calm, helping them make the choices that were best for them.

Old Cage stood by his office window, watching Alvin berate a few younger kids who had made a complete mess of the flower beds.

He turned to Professor Wilson, who was drinking Coffee on the Sofa, hesitated, then said, "Are we expecting too much of Alvin?

"He doesn't seem too happy. If we let him keep this up, he'll turn the school into a mess.

"And those guys handling college counseling don't look all that reliable either. It's irresponsible to put the kids' futures in