Capital City School of Future Leaders

Founding
The Capital City School of Future Leaders was founded in 3895 after years of pushing by the UPPA government to open a school that focused heavily on business and political teachings. This was with the idea of preparing future generations with great leaders to help keep peace and stability inside the UPPA itself or any other government or business role that the students attending might venture in. During its first school year there were only 472 students enrolled with the 3rd grade class only having 21 students.

History
While the first year enrollment was very low the next year saw 815 enrolled and another 140 enrolled next year. The school originally had a capacity of 1000 students and with the fast growing number soon expanded adding space for 500 more students. The first graduation class was in 3897 two years after its opening the graduating class had 73 students. All of which went on to college afterwards, and eventually most of them went on to pursue careers in a political position or start their own business or become a higher up in an already existent one.

In 4012 with the school reaching near capacity almost every since 3899 the decision to open a second campus was approved. As for where placement of it would go thoughts of opening it on another UPPA planet were soon scrapped as it was deemed "better" for the students and the schools administration that a second campus on Doloria and that it was already clear if a parent wanted their child to attend the school they would send them to Doloria. Cities all around Doloria put in proposals for having the school built there. It was determined by the schools administration that the city of Wayworth on Camille Island would be the home of the second CCSFL campus. The campus opened in 4016 with 700 enrolled students.

Future
As of 4132 both schools reach near capacity every year, with this more proposals for a third campus or expansion of the original 2 have been brought up. The schools board has responded on the possibilities of a third campus but prefer to keep the number of enrolled students small enough to not overload the workforce with just business men and politicians. This has been met with negative views form the public as they see that only allowing 2000 kids out of the billions living under the UPPA government is far fetched and unfair. Some have also stated they want to send their children there for a higher education even if they do not chose to pursue a job in politics or business.