Seijo High School - Toyoake

Even if the signal changes, it will come across. The bicycle crosses the road diagonally without looking behind. Walk on the road with your own face. Before studying and teaching, it is better to teach from how to walk and how to ride a bicycle.

I felt that it was a very kind high school because I used the ground for children's soccer. Artificial turf reduces worry about injury It will be done.

He doesn't even know his name, but he always smokes in Building 2. My child doesn't like the smell of cigarettes so I think it's a good idea to smoke in a place where students are second-hand smokers. If you are a teacher, I would like you to choose a place where you can smoke without causing any inconvenience. I want you to stop nicotine yanikas. When I run out of cigarettes, I feel impatient and I want the students to stop hitting eight. I often hear from my daughter that she is screaming and screaming at her students.

It is dangerous for students to play in front of the escalator ticket gate at the station. Manners are too bad.

Most of the students heading to the station after school have bad manners. A smartphone, a two-seater bicycle while walking, moving by bicycle while talking with friends without looking in the direction, talking loudly, walking side by side even though it is a narrow road, loud conversation at a convenience store at the station. It's no longer a nuisance to the neighborhood. It is impossible for a school that is close to home but has students with such bad manners. Never let me go on to school. Can you become a proper adult if you are a student and have such bad manners?

The teachers are interesting, the club activities are encouraged, the classes are fun, and now the school rules are loose and fun. We Love Seijo!

It is an OB. I passed a university with a deviation value of 65 in Tokyo. The students around me were honestly sluggish even after taking time to study. Currently, I run a cram school, but the curriculum for studying is overworked, and I will never recommend this method to my students. I was the only one who passed the university at the Soukei level in my year, but everyone hasn't achieved much results even if they follow the curriculum. If you want to go here, why not go to a regular course (the deviation value is one place lower), enjoy club activities and play, and get a job with a high school graduate? At least the Hosei course took only study time and everyone entered a university like Kas and it seemed to be honestly cute. I am merciful.

Is it a self-proclaimed college? It's neither good nor bad. The school rules are strict. Maybe you can see the clothes and hairstyles rather than interviewing a general company? I generally agree with my clothes. You can learn the basics. However, considering the cleanliness, do you have to apply hair styling products and trim eyebrows? It seems that we will increase the number of men and women who do not have a sense of cleanliness and mass-produce potato-like humans around here. (It was about two years after I graduated from this high school that I was able to dress like a human being.) After all, I became a ugly person in that sense, who was not able to do the minimum grooming. If you do, you will have a hard time in your future life. Studying and playing sports are good, but I want you to create an environment where you can do what you take for granted as a person. For example, there is a buzz cut with a hairstyle that passes the hair test, but if you have a job interview with that, you will usually fall. I definitely don't want to get involved with someone who doesn't have such common sense. No matter how good the contents are. (Looking back on yourself in the past.) Looking at other people's reviews, I could see that the student's discipline was disturbed or that it was annoying to the people around me, so I think it would be better to fix that if it can be fixed. Hey. Studying is important, but I hope I can grow up to be a cool adult as a person. I think that's a good point because the teachers will tell you if you ask a question.