• Location: Educational Ring, New Kourou
• Address: NW Educational Ring 3
• Surroundings: Adjacent to the Elementary School of New Kourou
• Average Enrollment: ~950–1,000 students (ages 12–18; Grades 7–12)
• Boarding: Weekday boarding (Mon–Fri); weekend release by permit

New Kourou Junior High and High School (JHAHS) is the Federal Confederation’s central secondary campus, founded in 2632 by resolution of the Federal Council. It delivers the standardized GAIA curriculum for Grades 7–12, prepares candidates for the Federal Graduation Exams (FGE), and serves as the principal feeder to the Danah Wanah University of New Kourou and to apprenticeships across the Federal plants.

• Construction Materials: Salvaged ship alloys, timber frames, mycelium-brick infill; re-used poly-glass clerestories.
• Floors: 3 academic levels plus a detached dormitory wing and dining/kitchen block.
• Design Aesthetic: Durable, low-energy, campus-style blocks linked by covered walkways; yards for drill, track, and outdoor study.
• Lighting (No Electric High-Bays): Clerestories and light wells tuned for ambient twilight; after-hours, hooded oil lamps and baseboard Luminofera dualis runs.
• Ventilation / Acoustic Control (Passive): Wind scoops, stack vents, baffles and cork panels; no powered HVAC.

Ground Floor (Junior High Core)

• Reception & Registry: Visitor ledger, roll boards, permits.
• Classrooms (Grades 7–9): Chalkboards, map rails, lab carts.
• Science Labs (Intro): Shared wet bench, balances, lenses.
• Yards & Track: Rope gym, lane track, assembly square.

Second Floor (Senior High Core)

• Classrooms (Grades 10–12): Seminar rooms, exam hall.
• STEM Labs (Adv.): Chemistry benches, physics rigs (low-draw apparatus), bio prep room.
• Workshops: Wood/metal benches, safe tool crib; civics studio for debates and mock councils.

Third Floor (Administration & Staff)

• Principal & Offices: Scheduling, FGE secure room, records.
• Faculty Rooms: Planning tables, print/duplicator nook.
• Study Hall: Quiet desks for evening prep.

Detached / Boarding & Dining

• Dormitory Wing: 4 houses by cohort; wash rooms; warden office.
• Cafeteria Block: Lunch by Federal Kitchen; breakfast & dinner prepared on-site from the Weekly Food Basket (5/7 share per boarder).
• Library Pavilion: Senior stacks, exam readers, study carrels; shared access window to DWU (by permit).

Perimeter & Grounds

• Perimeter Fence: 3 m alloy mesh with staffed pedestrian gate.
• Stormwater & Plots: Swales irrigate small teaching beds.

Chalk timetables and corridor bells set the rhythm under timber trusses. Quiet rows of slate desks, lab glass on drying racks, and workshop benches hewn from crate wood speak to endurance over luxury. Luminofera bands cast an even study glow after hours while dorm wardens pace the walkways. It feels like a steady project camp for youth—part school, part small city—running on rosters, ledgers, and shared purpose in perpetual twilight.

GAIA framework; teacher-adapted for local conditions and low-draw labs.

• Mathematics: Algebra → calculus basics; statistics for plant/field use.
• ExoEnglish: Literature, rhetoric, technical writing; exam composition.
• Native Language & Culture: Honga (Shang Telu) studies; intercultural ethics.
• Natural Sciences: Chemistry, Physics, Biology with planetary applications.
• Geography: VOI 700 D regions (Habitual Belt, Dark/Desert Sides) and Earth as origin.
• Human History: Earthline to planetfall; Great War context.
• Politics & Philosophy: Law, governance, debate; Peace Treaty literacy.
• Arts: Drawing, fiber, music circle, set design for assemblies.
• Physical Education: Track, balance, low-impact drill; team cooperation.
• Exam Preparation: FGE strategies, mock papers, orals.

• Principal (1): Governance, safety, FGE custody, agency liaison.
• Vice Principal / Boarding Lead (1): Dorm operations, conduct, permits.
• Multidisciplinary Teachers (≈40): Core subjects and labs; some dual-discipline.
• Dorm Wardens / Counselors (6): Night rounds, guidance, weekend release.
• Librarian (1): Lending, exam readers, study hall.
• Administrative Staff (4): Records, timetables, correspondence.
• First-Aid Attendant / Nurse (1): Minor care; referrals to the Medical Station of New Kourou.
• Janitors (2): Cleanliness, repairs, lamp & Luminofera upkeep.
• Kitchen Liaison (1): Coordinates Federal Kitchen lunch and WFB preparation.

• Wake-Up: 06:00
• Breakfast: 07:00
• Classes: 08:00–12:30
• Lunch: 12:30 (Federal Kitchen)
• Clubs / Workshops / PE: 13:30–15:30
• Study Hall / Tutorials: 19:00–20:30 (boarders)
• Curfew (Dorms): 21:30
• Operating Days: Mon–Sat (Sat half-day: clubs, maintenance, debates)

Core school operations and destinations:

• Perimeter: 3 m fence enclosing grounds; single staffed gate with visitor badges and ledgers.
• Dorm Protocols: Night rounds, roll calls, curfew checks; weekend release by permit only.
• Analog Alert System: Analog Siren System tied to Federal Sheriff’s Headquarters (NK).
• Deputy Pass-Throughs: Scheduled patrols along the Educational Ring; incident logbook at reception.

Legal interactions:

• Receive a GAIA assignment as student (Grades 7–12), dorm warden, teaching aide, study-hall proctor, lab/workshop assistant, librarian’s aide, or maintenance helper.
• Parent/guardian pick-up and weekend sign-out; attend conferences; volunteer in cafeteria or workshops.
• Host a guest demo (safe tools, cartography, debate coaching) or invigilate mock exams.

Illegal interactions:

• Forge gate badges, dorm releases, or exam ledgers.
• Smuggle contraband via WFB crates or workshop supply boxes.
• Tamper with FGE papers or lab reagents; sabotage the analog siren to trigger a diversion.

• Adventure Hook — The Valedictorian in the Wind: On the eve of FGE week, the top senior vanishes between study hall and curfew. His bunk is made, locker cleared—but a ciphered set of workshop notes remains, hinting at catalysts and field caches. Whispers name the Jane Mendoza Gang, yet their purpose is unclear: cheat ring, drug precursor, or a bid to unlock war-era stockpiles? Uneasy about a wider plot, the Federal Sheriff quietly deputizes the PCs. Track forged weekend permits, swapped WFB crates, and penciled maplets through perpetual twilight before the exam bell tolls—and the trail goes cold.

• Gamma Age
• Federal Confederation
• New Kourou
• GAIA System
• Danah Wanah University of New Kourou
• Federal Kitchen
• Federal Graduation Exams (FGE)

Educational facilities within the Federal Confederation:

• Elementary School of New Kourou
• Elementary School of Hope
• Elementary School of Morningstar
• Danah Wanah University of New Kourou
• New Kourou Junior High and High School (JHAHS)