Science at School

Today I was thinking, So THIS is how it is: S9 (biology), S12 (chemistry), S13 (physics) and that new random one next to the art-technology wing.

Four.

4x6periodsx5days a week = 120 science lessons a week.
4 per year 7 class = 16
4 per year 8 class = 16
4 per year 9 class = 16
4 per year 10 class = 16
4 per science elective (9) = 4
4 per science elective (10) = 4

=72 so far

5 per VCE chem 1/2 (x2) = 10
5 per VCE physics 1/2 = 5
5 per VCE biology 1/2 (x2) = 10
5 per VCE chem 3/4 (lets assume x1) = 5
5 per VCE physics 3/4 (let's assume x1) = 5
5 per VCE biology 3/4 (let's assume x1) = 5

72+40=112

8 left.
out of all the VCE science, there probably is at least one more so
3 left.
JUST made it, wcc.

Also, now there are new science goggles and they are AWESOME. as in, it is COMPELTELY clear. COM-PLETE-LY

the previous goggles were all *shudders* scratched and blurry and unclean and worn out, so you didn't wear them half the time, when you had to pour chemicals and stuff, you had to take them off to READ the measurements. When observing chemical reactions, you had to take off glasses just to clearly see the results.

Also, the glasses are not LOOSE, just the best.

Seriously, the school has 'so much money'. Why spend it on some one million dollar arts building. Yes, it is good and yes, the drama, music, etc departments of wcc suck, (music is so-so but needs more rooms) And why $150,000 on the fake oval?
Why so much money on interactive whiteboards??

How about they buy some new lab coats, new goggles, get more chairs/tables and other little things...

I got no idea how I'm going to end this so I will just end midsente