When you enter this room, you find that the classroom was lavishly decorated with swells of beautiful white fabrics, hieroglyphs along the wall that had two cat statues on either side, but most importantly many, many illustrations of places and people that one may not immediately recognize. This was the work of Mafdet, or Miss Ariya to students, whom had done the art herself. All the illustrations were made onto cloth-like paper papyrus, but all done beautifully and carefully preserved.
Miss Ariya teaches all of ancient history, whether it be Egypt {which one would realize was her favorite subject}, Rome, Greek, and all those in those times. And what was more, she taught about what they used to use for technology, and whom they used to look up to. The gods and goddess, in other words. If someone was to speak out against her about gods not existing, that student is likely to find him or herself suspended by the ankle by one of the cat statues that would jump to life and remain there for the rest of the class.
Aside from teaching, there happens to be a cute young male cheetah cub by the name of Dume. He doesn't do anything specifically, but he does keep Mafdet company when the students are working, as well as stroll along the aisles of desks and make sure to that no student cheated. Dume had been known to claw one's leg upon seeing them looking on someone else's paper.
