Kyokan Academy

Kyokan Academy (鏡鑑学院 Kyokan Gakuin) is a heroic institute where students go to learn and train to become licensed hero. It is one of the premiere schools, ranked among the top 20 in Japan, alongside U.A. High, Shiketsu High, and Ketsubutsu Academy.

General Info
Established by the famous Hero of Light, Paragon, fifty years ago, Kyokan Academy is ranked as #16 of all the hero schools in Japan and number #30 overall. Kyokan mostly focuses on the training of heroes, not having side programs like U.A., thusly allowing teachers to focus on both regular education and hero education without having to split funds between four different departments. The classes are separated into groups of 20 with each class being labelled with one of the 26 letters of the Greek alphabet and a number, depending on the grade. Many of the teachers are former or current heroes, though a few are regular civilians who act as teachers.

Curriculum
The curriculum for Kyokan is mostly focused upon turning the young students into the best heroes they can be while also properly teaching them grade appropriate mathematics, language, grammar, science, world and Japanese history. Teachers go through exercises in combat, rescue, public relations, proper arrest technique, Quirk Enhancement training, equipment maintenance, and an assortment of skills that young heroes should know. Kyokan also provides internship and shadowing opportunity for all grade levels.

Teachers

 * Glutton (Mitsuru Munashi)
 * Sandman (Nemuri Yasashi)
 * Athlete (Undo Kyogi)
 * The Hound (Shuryo Oka)
 * Blackout (Terrence Pitts)
 * Denshi Soroban

Classes/Students

 * Class Alpha-1: Freshman class of heroes
 * Homeroom Teacher: Sandman


 * Class Beta-1: Freshman Hero Class
 * Homeroom Teacher: Blackout


 * Class Delta-1
 * Homeroom Teacher: Mitsuru Munashi

Trivia

 * Kyokan (鏡鑑) means both mirror and paragon, a double reference to the founder, Paragon, with the Quirk: Reflection.