Carnings College

Carnings College is a publicly-funded secondary school located in West Frallings, Gelta City, St. Gelta, Jonathia. The school was founded in 1958 during the rebuilding of Jonathia following the Great War. The school currently possesses 4,600 students as of 2022, and, along with the privately-funded Frallings High School and the girls-only Brandingford Girls' Grammar School, serves the primary Frallings area. The current principal, since 2014, is Vanessa Hagan. The school practices JSEC for assessments and examinations, and has high achievement rates compared to the national average.
== History ==
The land that Carnings College is currently on was once a gella farm owned by a man named Richard Carnings, who had abandoned the site in 1940 amidst the Canadish invasion during the Great War, before Carnings' eventual death in 1941 in Nettingsby, Jetzeburg. The land was later sold by his widowed wife, Karen Carnings, to the government, who had requested the farm to use for reconstruction. The area was originally going to be used for a recreational building, but the mass surplus of people being born and/or moving into the Gelta City area pushed the provincial government to use the area for education.
Carnings College first opened on 17 February 1958 with six teachers and around 200 students. The school was originally called West Frallings College, but was renamed in the Carnings family's honour following Karen Carnings' death.
== Principals ==
* Tate Doster (1958 - 1970)
* Arlando Tredwell (1970 - 1985)
* Grant Sinclair (1985 - 2001)
* Theodore Cromley (2001 - 2014)
* Vanessa Hagan (2014 - present)
== Notable alumni ==
* Jonas Albert (2011 - 2015) - 37th prime minister of Jonathia
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