Evermore High Classes

What a day looks like

One Wednesday on 2 Nov shows 8:20 Cooking, 9:20 Cheerleading, 10:20 Computer Lab, and 11:20 Lunch. The next block after 12:20 is cut off in that frame. Other recording days show other subjects, so I will not publish a weekly grid.

Daily tasks on that panel: attend all classes, finish classwork, do a town job, and come prepared. The panel shows +500 XP and does not say whether that is per task. Warnings sit at 0/5. Five warnings mean detention. A late penalty is only on one community page, so I leave it out of the table.

History, science, and cooking

History’s own title is History Minigame. You pin a world map and answer a capital question. Mr. Calloway is the name on two clips. Players who call this geography are describing the map, not a separate course. I keep the on-screen title.

Science is the Flow board: drag between dots of the same colour. Mrs. Singh appears in the 29 Oct clip. I have not seen her name on the 2 Nov screen, so the teacher line stays at two sources.

Cooking asks you to hold the stir meter in the green, fry and shake the pan, plate the dish, and carry it to Mr. Sanchez. That sequence is on both the 29 Oct and 2 Nov clips. A Wednesday slot of 8:20 is one example, not the only time cooking runs.

Pool, art room, gym, and the field

Swimming is in the pool. You swim the length and avoid jellyfish. One recorded run scored a C. Coach Blair is the name attached to that class on two clips. A letter grade from a single run is not a scoring formula, so I do not turn C into a rule.

Art is a puzzle: put the pieces back until the picture returns. Mrs. Elena is named in the showcase clip and the first-day clip. The art room is a separate stop from the history classroom.

Gym is dodgeball, blue against red, three balls, last side standing. Coach Cooper is the name in the showcase. Cheerleading is on the field: follow the coach in rounds. The coach’s name is not on screen, so that row stays at one source. Math and Computer Lab stay in the table only. Math is described as a short quiz, and Computer Lab is only a line on one schedule.

A pink path shows on the ground when a block starts. Follow it, or open the phone Map. Room numbers are not printed on the public frames I used, so the campus page does not invent them. Class rewards are Morebucks plus XP. The exact payout per subject is blank. Codes do not change the timetable.