The Sliding Scale of Opposite Day at a Private School!

If they graded on the curve, Simone would totally wreck it as a valedictorian!

Unfortunately I had to carve out a paragraph so the text would fit, "Simone knew the girls would accept her more now in her current state, and that it'd be better this way. Miss Kendall wouldn't give them the slack that Mark had allowed the girls. And by the look of her glances, Headmistress Dee was finally looking at him like a potential romantic interest." or something like that as I hadn't edited it due to space.

Yeah, it sucks when you have enough material for 2 panels and can only find one photo!

I think the hardest part was finding enough colors that didn't clash with the background, and would still be readable. The point was to have as many girls as possible in on it. I think that way it seems much more democratic and that many of the students (and other teachers) were in on it all.

I know that it might seem like a setup, but I honestly think it was organic from the start. At least, that is how I felt when I wrote it. Otherwise it seems much more sinister, and that wasn't my intention. Just happenstance that certainly went in the right direction. I mean,  maybe one or two of the girls thought about how cool or cut e it'd be to get their male teacher in a dress, but it definitely wasn't planned out like the typical schoolgirl story lines.

What says you ... the reader? Not planned at all or maybe a bit of conspiracy? How much would you have liked to be teaching at THAT school? And I wonder what classes Headmistress Mentia deems the most important to young, impressionable minds? Let me know in the comments!

I couldn't find the original on Youtube. Probably because it was too sexist. 

There is a fine line between clever and stupidity!