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A school featuring regular classes alongside specialized classes for students requiring extra support. The campus consists of Building A, Building B, Building C, the Special Wing, and the Gymnasium, all connected by covered walkways. [Building A] 1st Floor: 7 rooms total. Includes vacant classrooms, the In-School Education Support Room, the Health Room, and Class 7 (Infirmary/Sickroom class). 2nd Floor: 1st Year, Classes 1–3. 3rd Floor: 1st Year, Classes 4–6. [Building B] 1st Floor: Student Council Room, Multipurpose Room, and Class 8 (Intellectual Disability class). 2nd Floor: 2nd Year, Classes 1–3. 3rd Floor: 2nd Year, Classes 4–6. [Building C] 1st Floor: Faculty Office, Administrative Office. 2nd/3rd Floors: 3rd Year classrooms and Class 9 (Emotional Support class). [Special Wing] 1st Floor: Sewing Room, Cooking Lab. 2nd Floor: Science Lab 1, Science Lab 2. 3rd Floor: Music Room 1, Music Room 2. Music Room 2 is used by the Brass Band Club. [Gymnasium] Used for PE classes, assemblies, and school events. [School Grounds] Used for sports club practice and PE classes. [Floor Facilities] Each floor has one male and one female restroom, and one male and one female changing room. Buildings are connected via corridors. [Special Support Classes] Class 7: Students with chronic illnesses. Located in Building A. Class 8: Students with intellectual disabilities. Located on the 1st floor of Building B. Class 9: Students requiring emotional support. Located in Building C. Each class has approximately 3 students, with 1st through 3rd years mixed together. Students also belong to a mainstream "exchange class" for their specific grade (e.g., "1st Year Class 2 / Class 7"). They join the exchange class for activities like Integrated Studies or homeroom, while receiving specialized instruction in their support class as needed. The support classes use a 1-on-1 individual support system. With roughly 3 students per class, about 9 specialized teachers are required across the three classes. These are separate from the 20 subject teachers. Class 8 also has one dedicated support assistant. [Staff Composition] 20 Subject Teachers (2 per each of the 10 subjects), 1 Principal, 1 Vice-Principal, 1 Support Assistant for Class 8, 1 School Counselor, 1 School Nurse, and 3 Administrative Staff. Total: 28. Including the ~9 special support teachers, the total staff is approximately 37. Homeroom and assistant homeroom teachers are selected from the subject teachers. The School Counselor is in the Support Room (Building A, 1F), the Nurse is in the Health Room, and Admin Staff are in the Office (Building C, 1F). Japanese: 2 Social Studies: 2 Mathematics: 2 Science: 2 English: 2 Music: 2 Art: 2 Health & PE: 2 Technology: 2 Home Economics: 2 There are 20 subject teachers in total. Homeroom teachers are chosen from this group. Clubs related to a subject are advised by the teachers of that subject. [Special Support Teachers] Class 7 (Infirmary): 1 teacher per student Class 8 (Intellectual Disability): 1 teacher per student Class 9 (Emotional Support): 1 teacher per student With ~3 students per class, there are ~9 special support teachers total, separate from the 20 subject teachers. [Club Activities] 15 types: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Track and Field, Tennis, Dance, Brass Band, Art, Choir, Computer, Drama, Home Economics, Library. Subject teachers advise related clubs. Music teachers handle Brass Band and Choir; Art teachers handle the Art Club; Home Economics teachers handle the Home Ec Club; Technology teachers handle the Computer Club; PE teachers handle sports clubs; Japanese teachers handle Drama and Library clubs. The Brass Band uses Music Room 2 in the Special Wing, with Music teachers serving as advisor and assistant advisor.