Regular Public School

The car parked in an unoccupied section of the front of the school, the yard crowded with students and faculty spending whatever it is they do before the first bell.

Dante D. Personalias High School started as a small barn with a single class of 20 back when the town was founded in the late 1800's. The population grew and so did the school, having been demolished and rebuilt over the years until it fit the standard architectural model you'd see in a typical American high school. It was two-floors high, as wide as a large strip-mall, with bushes, a flag pole and bronze statue of some old white guy in the front and a football field in the back.

When the town officially became an infantilist colony, local government funds were allocated to accommodate students who lived the lifestyle, though the school didn't require that all of its students and teachers had to be a part of that lifestyle. There was a dress code -- closed toed shoes, skirts needed to be knee-high or longer, no hats, pants were mandatory, etc -- but students were otherwise allowed to dress as childish as they wanted. Public bathrooms were not that different from any other, but students who wore diapers were allowed to go to the nurse's office for diaper changes.