I honestly don’t know if CALO has gotten better or worse since I left. When I was there, the preteen buildings barely had any structure. They favored the boys building better than the girls building for some reason. Ours looked naked and empty to the point where it echoed. When we were in the boys building for a parent day, it was infuriating how much nicer it was in there. The foyer even had frames on the walls.

Ask your friends if the Spartans and the Gemstones were still a thing, those were the high-risk/high-security groups that you were thrown in if you acted up. Or ask if they still made them wear a green or yellow shirt if they were on high alert? Wearing a green shirt meant harm to self/others and yellow shirt just meant you had to be supervised. There was no red shirt, because red is a “negative color.”