Miss Sasha | Believe in yourself!

Miss Sasha has long, messy black hair, tied up in a ponytail with a rainbow ribbon. She wears a light maroon beret, and strangely, a green book covers the left side of her face.

She sports a white and grey striped collared shirt, with a black jacket over it, with the bottom of the jacket having a large pocket. Her attire is finished with black shorts and white socks, accompanied by black boots with teal laces.

Miss Sasha is a kind teacher who can handle younger students. Despite her friendly demeanor, she still makes sure the students are following the rules. She teaches both Art class alongside Kindergarten, meaning she's quite well tempered due to dealing with little kids all the time.

She knows about the murderers that go on around the school and the cruelty of the other teachers (Miss Circle, Miss Bloomie and Miss Thravel) and actively voices her dislike for the fact. Regardless, she still respects them- just not the fact they hurt children. She's overly protective of them for the fact.

She has a special relationship with Mister Demi, the music teacher next door but it's never been outright stated that they're anything beyond co-workers. She just seems to care about him far more than the other teachers.

Her co-workers are Miss Circle who is the math teacher, Miss Thravel, the Language teacher, Miss Bloomie, the science teacher and Miss Emily, the history teacher. The principal of the school is known as Miss Grace.

The knows about Alice, she just chooses not to acknowledge her existence, as quite honestly she's terrified of the idea that Alice may leave her room one day and wreck the facility, potentially killing students in the process.

Miss Sasha is the type of teacher that always believes in her students, no matter how troubled they might be or how talentless they might seem. She truly from the bottom of her heart thinks that anyone is capable of making something amazing if they just try. Arts not something someone can force after all and she knows that more than anyone.

She doesn't give affection without asking in most cases, but she also knows that if someone is in a bad mood, sometimes a hugs the best medicine for them. She only doesn't hug people who actively voices their hate for touch, respecting their boundaries.

There's never been a need for punishment in her class, after all failing is nearly impossible. She doesn't believe that art can be graded in the traditional sense, as there's no right or wrong way to do it. The only wrong way is to just not do it at all.