“I trust you all had a wonderful summer.” Anton began. “ Let me start by saying, thank you to everyone who made my transition into Superintendent, a smooth and welcoming one.” He applauded to the group, who joined him.

“Secondly, I’d like to add that Ms. Randall will be returning to her original position as principal this year, I think to have all the facts of what happened last spring, we can welcome her back to our family.” He said as turned to her, giving her a wink. Elise returned it with a small smile.Kimberly was studying the boy as he talked to her. He’s so happy she thought He doesn’t seem to mind the fact that he’s in a wheelchair either. “I’m not that old, Jayden!”

“Yes you are! You’re pretty much a grown up now and grown ups are old,” Jayden seemed pleased with his logic.        The Psycho Rangers drew the short blades that hung from their belts and held them out, blades pointed towards the sky. Instantly, beams of Ranger-colored energy began to flow from the Power Coins in the Ranger's belts to the crystal orbs set in the hilts of the swords. As the beams finally stopped, the Power Rangers fell to the ground and de-morphed, lying unconcious on the street.

         Psycho Black sheathed her sword and materialized her axe, walking over to where Electra lay. She raised her weapon and prepared to end the life of the Black ranger....but her blade never fell.

         For a moment she simply stodd, blade poised to strike, then she lowered her axe. "Why can't I kill her?"

         "Our orders," Psycho Red replied.

         "What do our orders have to do with--Oh." Psycho Black let out a low growl.

         "Zedd is an idiot," Psycho Blue commented, gazing at Jared.

         "Agreed," Yellow added. "Shall we go tell him in person?"

         The five Psycho Rangers streaked away in a blur of rainbow-colored light.

Kimberly laughed at him again. “If you say so. How long have you been here?” she asked.

“A few days. Mommy brought me in for some tests on my legs. They were acting up again. They’re always doing that.”

“How long have you been in the wheelchair?” asked Kimberly, hoping he didn’t find her question to be rude.

“Ever since I can remember. Mommy says that when I was really little I fell out of my crib one day during my nap. I couldn’t use my legs anymore after that.”

“And with that, I will now hand the mike over to Ms. Randall.” Anton finished and crossed back over to his seat. Elise stood up and addressed the faculty.

“Great to see you all again. I would like to begin today’s meeting by informing you that this year we will be implementing the faculty shadowing process, effective immediately. Thank you to all the teachers that voted for this procedure last year. I realize the experimental phase left much to be desired. But I think we found a much more productive system. Now, if you’ll all refer to last month’s newsletter, I will announce the new faculty and their senior teachers. Please follow along.” She said, as she referred to her clipboard.