What if CIPLC students are spies and we are plotting against teachers?
Have you ever seen the movie Spy Kids? If you are one of the enemies (teachers) you probably haven’t, but all of us secret agents (students) sure have!
It turns out that I am revealing the greatest secret of CIPLC students - we work in a top secret organization that works together for secret purposes. That purpose is very secret though and can not be revealed whatsoever, even if you are Mr. Mancuso.
We meet every Tuesday and Thursday after school at 6pm in the basement of the new building. That’s right, the basement. Under what the teachers call “soccer field” but is really a facade for the clandestine meeting room. Inside Mrs. Coach’s classroom there is a miniature slide. I bet you all teachers have seen that slide. But it is not just a slide, and it is not just for 3-year-olds, it is the secret passage to the CIA - CIPLC Intelligence Agency.
What we plan? What we are plotting? What is going to be our next move? That is top-secret. But in this special occasion I have been authorized to reveal more information about our system.
The CIPLC-IA was established several years ago, before Coach came to CIPLC (and he has been here since forever). The graduating seniors wanted to rebel against the faculty and instilled their ideology into the younger generations, all the way down to Middle-schoolers. Today, it is a well-oiled engine with bureaucratic organization and hierarchical divisions. The lower ranks, the blue shirts, work to drive teachers crazy. The underclassmen of high school work to make them lose hope about the intelligence and the future of the world. And the upperclassmen finalize the deal, exasperating and destroying the enemy from within. It has worked for years.
I heard a noise.
I think they are coming.
HELP! They got me. They are trying to take me away for revealing our secrets! SOS! The board gave me permission weeks ago, this must be a set-up. Quick! Take action CIPLC before a student-teacher war takes over. (Hint Hint, I saw them preparing water balloons some days ago).
Have you ever seen the movie Spy Kids? If you are one of the enemies (teachers) you probably haven’t, but all of us secret agents (students) sure have!
It turns out that I am revealing the greatest secret of CIPLC students - we work in a top secret organization that works together for secret purposes. That purpose is very secret though and can not be revealed whatsoever, even if you are Mr. Mancuso.
We meet every Tuesday and Thursday after school at 6pm in the basement of the new building. That’s right, the basement. Under what the teachers call “soccer field” but is really a facade for the clandestine meeting room. Inside Mrs. Coach’s classroom there is a miniature slide. I bet you all teachers have seen that slide. But it is not just a slide, and it is not just for 3-year-olds, it is the secret passage to the CIA - CIPLC Intelligence Agency.
What we plan? What we are plotting? What is going to be our next move? That is top-secret. But in this special occasion I have been authorized to reveal more information about our system.
The CIPLC-IA was established several years ago, before Coach came to CIPLC (and he has been here since forever). The graduating seniors wanted to rebel against the faculty and instilled their ideology into the younger generations, all the way down to Middle-schoolers. Today, it is a well-oiled engine with bureaucratic organization and hierarchical divisions. The lower ranks, the blue shirts, work to drive teachers crazy. The underclassmen of high school work to make them lose hope about the intelligence and the future of the world. And the upperclassmen finalize the deal, exasperating and destroying the enemy from within. It has worked for years.
I heard a noise.
I think they are coming.
HELP! They got me. They are trying to take me away for revealing our secrets! SOS! The board gave me permission weeks ago, this must be a set-up. Quick! Take action CIPLC before a student-teacher war takes over. (Hint Hint, I saw them preparing water balloons some days ago).