Village High School

Nestled within the bustling gambling and casino district of the city, Village High School occupies a unique space in both location and reputation. Founded in 1956 by a hotel owner who was dissatisfied with the education available for his child, the school emerged as an unconventional establishment within the city's educational landscape. While it has garnered a notorious reputation within the "Big Five" schools, Village High's legacy is one that is deeply intertwined with the darker aspects of its surroundings.
The school's proximity to the world of adult dealings, casinos, and organized crime has inevitably left its mark on the student body. Village High has become a breeding ground for student gangs who are not just involved, but deeply entrenched in adult-level dealings. These gangs often find themselves assisting the adult criminal groups in their illicit activities, blurring the lines between adolescence and the more sinister aspects of the city's underbelly.
This intertwining of student gangs with adult crime has earned Village High School a fearsome reputation among the "Big Five" schools. The combination of youth and criminal enterprise has cast a shadow over the institution, creating an atmosphere of tension and unease that permeates the halls. The school's reputation is not only defined by its academic pursuits but also by the clandestine activities that unfold behind closed doors.
Despite its founder's intentions to provide a superior education for the students, Village High School has struggled to achieve the same level of educational success as some of its counterparts, like Sacred Heart Academy. The distractions and influences of its surroundings have hindered the development of a rigorous academic environment. Instead, the focus often shifts towards a world where the lessons learned on the streets carry more weight than those within the classroom.

Founding Date

1956

Type

Educational, School/Academy