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There are 15 members (ten boys and five girls) of this school year’s peer support and tutoring club of Midorioka High School. All fifteen of them were openly admitted to the elite Takahoshi High School after Midorioka High was burned down to the ground. The entire club are temporary Takahoshi High students until the rebuilding of Midorioka High is completed. The peer support and tutoring club is there to provide academic tutoring and peer counseling to their fellow students in their school, which Takahoshi High seriously needs to further educate their high-profile students in terms of social and interpersonal skills, in addition to their academics, especially that majority of them have booked schedules with their showbiz schedules and other non-academic venues.
Because of the long distance from their hometown of Midorioka to Tokyo, where Takahoshi High is located, the 15-member peer support club were provided free room and board by the aristocratic Masamune Family, in exchange for the share of chores around the Masamune Estate and to also provide private mentoring to the Masamune Children, more specifically the principal’s four sons: Takuma (17), Ryouma (15), Keita… Continue reading