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Jeanne attending her primary and secondary school, in her hometown of Heransby along with Aurélia. She required special education and language assistance, which she described in her adult years as critical to her development. Describing the special ed teacher, Quentin Sørensen as one of the most kindest people she ever met, who made the best of what little funding and attention he possibly could. Going further to say the whole department as severely underfunded and under appreciated, and one of her first acts as Minister of Children, Elderly and Families was to increase the pressure on the education minister to further the budget for special needs children and providing subsidies to parents of special needs children. Jeanne was part of [[Côtois Pioneers]], a student organization built around community events, camping, leadership and fitness. When she reached high school, she joined the young adult wing of [[Royal Workers' Party]], and assist in [[Côtois Pioneers]] fitness programs to primary and secondary schools as a assistant. Later in university, volunteering her time to take a leading role in the fitness training film hosted by [[Côtois Pioneers]] to be used in education.
Jeanne and Aurélia both attend the regional level university of Dragefjord, where Jeanne achieved bachelor in Sociology. She received few scholarships for her university, however she stilled opted to perform the labor segment of her degree through the SSDF. She volunteered in [[Peninsula United]] and as a staffer for Dragefjordian Petite Prime Minister Kari Bratvold. She has commented that [[Peninsula United]] helped further her political career, more than being a staffer had and gave her a more hands-on learning experience with politicking. During her time at university in Dragefjord, she and Aurélia both had issues with discrimination due to their same-sex relationship. However once Jeanne placed a small garden [[Akuanism|Akuan]] shrine arch outside of their spousal accommodations, the discrimination they faced soon stopped. Jeanne has been cited speaking about her and her wife's discrimination as, "Less of someone being outright hateful, but treated us different than the other residents in spousal accommodations. Though once I placed our little shrine arch in the garden, it stopped right away. Then they stopped treating us so weirdly, and started treating us like Akuanists. Well except our neighbor, but Uncle Ragnar scared him straight."
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