People get their messages---sometimes in the form of a letter, other times email, a lot of times phone calls for the muggle-borns--- at their twelfth summer. These witches and wizards are weirded out at first if their muggleborn, but they all end up getting into the jist of things at the United States Academy of Wizardry.
The United States Academy of Wizardry was founded a relatively short time ago--- just after the civil war. Many of the witches and wizards had been trying to move towards educational reform, but it took the gruesome war tactics of two powerful wizards, Robert E Lee and Ulysses S Grant, to really show them that little witchlings and wizardlings needed to be socialized and taught. Hearing about the acclaimed Hogwarts in Britain, a great witch by the name of Penelope Darrow decided to start a school in Nevada. The Roswell crash provided an excellent explanation for strange lights in the sky and the government action to keep people out, but it was purely coincidence.
Like Hogwarts, the United States Academy of Wizardry is organized. There are three dormitories, each separated for girls and for boys. The first dormitory is called Aviator's Wing. This dormitory is for those who resemble birds in their demeanors and values (animagology is a required course): free-spirit, ambition, optimism, daydreaming. The next dormitory is called Dragon's heart. This is for the passionate, those with anger and fire, fierce loyalty, and the impulsivity of fighters. The last dormitory is Centaur's Bow, for those who are trustworthy. Dependable. Stable. Balanced. The dormitaries are decided by a wise old phoenix, who simply nudges with its beak towards the dormitary meant for each witch and wizard, where they will stay for the next 6 years.
But all is not well in the school. Bullying and drug use are rampant. The invisibilty charm around the school and even the government protection aren't keeping it safe from muggle infiltration. And soon there will be a muggle-magic war upon us!
Now here are the rules:
*Narrate in third person.
*No Mary-Gary Sues.
*Swearing is allowed to bring the story to life. But do not let characters swear when it does not fit their personality. That is countereffective. The same applies for sex (NOTHING DESCRIPTIVE THOUGH).
*Do not post a billion times a day, especially no double-posting. The pace should be slow. This will be a good story.
Here is the character profile:
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Dormitory:
Hair (color, texture, length):
Eyes (size, shape, color)
Face:
Skin (approximate shade; examples, cocoa, pasty white, pale olive, deep cinnamon):
Stature (height, weight, etc):
Personality:
Favorite classes (mostly the same as Hogwarts):
Average Grades:
History (Family, blood, etc):
Other:
* Remember we do not own the idea of the whole wizarding school thing. It's just a fanfic. Have fun!

