Kadic Academy
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| Kadic Academy | |
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| Kadic during sunrise. | |
| First appearance | Production: Teddygozilla Chronological: X.A.N.A. Awakens |
| Also known as | Kadic Junior High School |
| Terrain features | buildings, artificial structures, the park. |
Kadic Junior High School, also known as Kadic Academy, is a Junior High and High School located in Sceaux, a suburb of Paris, in France. It is actually existent in real life, though it is not called Kadic; it is instead called Lakanal College. The name "Kadic" is a tribute to the American novelist, Philip Kindred Dick - also known as Philip K. Dick, which sounds similar to Kadic.
Kadic Academy is where Lyoko Warriors attends school, as well as a multitude of other characters in the show, and it is the main setting to the show, other than the Factory. The school was built in the early 1900s, as stated in the episode Is Anybody Out There?, though the novels claim the school was actually built in 1873. It is possible that Kadic is a private establishment especially for children of the wealthy, hinted at by Ulrich's father when he tells Ulrich not to forget who is paying for his education.
Kadic is made up of various buildings, most of them connected to one another, others not. These buildings


Added by SkittycatThe school is also racially and culturally diverse, containing many people who are French-African or those of Japanese, Chinese, German, and Indian origin. The school hosts runs a number of clubs, ranging from the Pencak Silat classes taken by Ulrich and Yumi (and taught by Jim) to the film club run by Pierre Chardin, of which Odd is a member. Other clubs include the photo club and the drama club. Kadic also has its own paper, dubbed the Kadic News, run by Milly and Tamiya.
Jean-Pierre Delmas is the principal and Jim Morales is the campus supervisor, one of Mr. Delmas's advisors, perhaps a former student, and Suzanne Hertz is the other advisor.
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Some information and the plan of the school were retrieved from here[1]. (Accessed on 22/12/2011)
