Chapter 345 School Board?

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The last sentence was uttered by Joseph Kony almost at the top of his lungs. The entire banquet scene heard Joseph Kony’s last filial piety. The scene was silent, and even the original music was one of them. stop.

Everyone stopped what they were doing and looked towards Wentworth and Joseph Coney.

After calming down for a while, Joseph Kony patted his palms lightly. Seeing this, the live music started again, and the others acted as if nothing had happened, dancing and eating, but everyone was very happy. Tacitly moved away from the positions of Wentworth and Joseph Kony.

Joseph Coney said somewhat apologetically to Wentworth:

"I'm sorry, I was a little excited just now!"

Wentworth responded indifferently:

"It's okay, if it were me, I might be more excited than you!"

The two lightly touched their wine glasses, and after each took a sip of the red wine in the glass, Joseph Kony continued:

"My mother said that the most incompetent expression of a person is fury."

"So, since then, it has become my father's greatest wish to bring African wizards into line with Europe and the United States."

"We learn European culture, learn European ways of thinking, in short, everything, my father is trying his best to bring the Kony family into line with Europe. Under the influence of my father, this seems to have become a kind of African wizard atmosphere."

"And now, your arrival has shown me a new path! I think what we should learn most is European education!"

Hearing Joseph Coney's words, Wentworth's heart moved, but on the surface he said calmly:

"Oh? European education? I don't know, Joseph Kony, what do you mean?"

Joseph Coney smiled, pointed to Wentworth and said:

"Why did you come to Waggadu this time? Now the whole Waggadu knows! It is a shame for the whole Waggadu to be investigated by the International Federation of Wizards in such a grand manner!"

"Although I am also a student of Waggadu, I have to say that Waggadu actually wants to learn from many schools of magic, including Hogwarts, in many aspects, for example, the most important system!"

Hearing Joseph Coney's words, Wentworth knew that tonight's theme was finally about to begin! And Wentworth was also very curious about what Joseph Kony wanted to say, so he reached out his hand to signal for Joseph Kony to continue talking.

Seeing that Wentworth seemed to be more interested in his topic, Joseph Coney also said excitedly:

"The current Waggadu is the headmaster responsibility system. All school affairs are decided by the headmaster of Waggadu alone."

"Although our Kony tribe has maintained a good cooperative relationship with President Laila Lopez, from the perspective of the future development of Waggadu, I think this system has great drawbacks!"

"The biggest disadvantage is that no one can effectively supervise the teaching and development of Waggadu. If someone can effectively supervise and regulate Waggadu, then, perhaps this time, it will not happen. It will happen!"

Hearing Joseph Coney's words, Wentworth nodded expressionlessly, and asked rhetorically:

"So, what's your idea? Joseph Kony!"

Joseph Coney pointed to Wentworth with a smile again, to be precise, it was the Hogwarts school badge on Wentworth's clothes, and said:

"I think Hogwarts is a good example! As far as I know, Hogwarts adopts the school board system, and the school board is responsible for the supervision of Hogwarts. Even, the school board would have the right to remove and appoint the principal, right?"

Wentworth nodded slightly, without denying it.

Seeing this, Joseph Kony said with fiery eyes:

"Even Albus Dumbledore, the greatest White Wizard who ever lived, came to be Headmaster of Hogwarts,

They are all subject to the supervision of the school board. I really can't imagine that other wizards, who is qualified to obtain greater rights than Albus Dumbledore? ! "

Hearing what Joseph Kony said, Wentworth suddenly understood and said:

"So, you want to implement the school board system in Ouagadou? I guess, there must be a seat from the Kony Tribe for this school board seat?"

Seeing Wentworth looking at him with a half-smile, Joseph Kony didn't care at all, and explained:

"Not only our Kony family, but naturally other big tribes in Africa! In fact, many big tribes have doubts about this! After all, rights often come with obligations!"

"If the Waggadu school board is really established, then the tribes in the school board will have to increase a lot of expenses every year! After all, to maintain the operation of such a large school, the annual funds needed , but a huge expense.”

Hearing what Joseph Kony said, Wentworth nodded noncommittally, and echoed:

"That's right, it's really difficult to support such a large school with so many professors and students on your own, so I admire President Laila Lopez very much. of!"

Hearing what Wentworth said, Joseph Coney also nodded, and said:

"That's right, Principal Lai Lopez is indeed worthy of our admiration, but this is why we need reform! Principal Lai La Lopez cannot always be the principal of Waggadu. Who can guarantee that Wagga Can the successive principals after Jiadu be as good as Principal Lopez?"

"Therefore, we need someone who can restrain and supervise this. This is not aimed at Principal Lopez, but for the better development of Waggadu!"

"Moreover, once Waggadu establishes a school board, the performance of each student at school will also appear in the eyes of the leaders of the largest tribes in Africa, which will be very beneficial to their development after graduation!"

"You know, although Waggadu is the best magic school in Africa, not every wizard who graduates from Waggadu can find a good job! Every year after graduating from Waggadu, he has to leave his hometown, There are many wizards who go to Europe and the United States to seek better development, and even many wizards have to become wizard hunters!"

Hearing what Joseph Kony said, Wentworth finally understood what Joseph Kony, to be precise, the Kony tribe behind Joseph Kony, wanted to do.

But there is one more thing Wentworth can't figure out. Since he couldn't figure it out, Wentworth asked directly:

"So, Joseph Kony, what do you say tonight, what does it have to do with me?!"