Halcyon's School for the Gifted

Halcyon's School for the Gifted is a private, independent college preparatory preschool, elementary, and junior/senior high school for the gifted and resourceful, particularly the wealthy families that live in West End and Warrington. It was founded in 1988 by Robert Fournier and wife, Elizabeth Merriworth. The current director is June Lee Holt.

Originally a single small, Victorian-era building, the school was recently given an incredibly generous donation by an anonymous alumni, leading to the construction of the new modern campus you see today. The institution only recently opened a new faculty (and annex area) to cater to the entrepreneurial metahuman students from upper class families who wish to have a specialized STEM and Heroism education. Graduates from this private institution often end up in Ivy League schools around the country or a direct transfer to Hal U.

Student Life
The student community is vast and close-knit, with over 40 student and teacher run clubs available, ranging from debate to film to multiple student publications, including a student newspaper. Additionally, the school offers a fully functional Student Government, composed class representatives, board chairs, and executive senate members charged with helping grow and foster the community, who function under the Student Body Constitution.

In addition to the many virtual aspects of student life, students often meet with their classmates all around the globe, including a yearly meet-up during MIT's Splash Weekend, where the school's Homecoming takes place, the California State Latin Convention every March, summer language immersion trips, and the school-hosted graduation weekend in June.