@ pure gold.
Zachary Baker
With an inaudible sigh the Science teacher shuffled around some papers on his desk, still trying to mentally plan today's lesson plan. Zachary believed in keeping his class laid back and flexible, in one of his first years he learned that many students favored that type of approach. It was easier than constantly having a teacher breathing down their necks and the male knew it was easier to teach pleased teenagers over than angry ones - he preferred to keep his job as easy as possible. Hearing a noise in the back of the wrong he briefly glanced up curious to see who had slipped into the class, not only ten minutes early but without him noticing. "Good morning, Ms. Durcorsit." He greeted with his usual grin, not particularly surprised to see the familiar blonde. Megan was definitely refreshing when it came to students, she was the top of her class and wasn't the type of girl that was always throwing herself at him, unlike most of the females he taught. "Ready for today's quiz?" Zacky finally decided that he would just give the class the quiz he had been putting off since the beginning of the week. "It shouldn't be too hard for you," He commented as he briefly turned his attention to his computer to log himself in.
Dakota Frey
Still exhausted from her late shift at the local coffee cafe the petite-framed female made her way into the classroom, Mr. Haner's English class. While most people rolled their eyes in disgust at the idea of literature, it was actually one of Dakota's favorite classes. The only thing about it that made the blonde cringe was how the most of the female student body threw themselves at the young teacher - sure Mr. Haner was an attractive man, but that didn't you would catch Dakota throwing herself at him. "We were just so eager to see you," Alyssia, one of the girls who often teased Dakota, smiled affectionately at the English teacher not at all caring that her boyfriend was right there to witness. Smiling in amusement Dakota gave a shake of her head before taking her usual seat in the front corner - she wasn't much a talker when it came to school, she preferred to keep busy. With her family's lack of income the student knew her only hope to get out of this dreadful town would be to be the head of her class, something she had been working on since middle school. As the students around her got settled in Dakota began to ready her desk with her binder and pens.
[ I hope this isn't too bad c: ]