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Undercover Girl (English)
"Oh... that's the classification of the sponsored students. Those ones wearing the white jackets are the sponsored students of SIBS. And the other group wearing the blue jackets are the Elite SIBS Members."
"Elite?" Zea glared at the group of guys he was pointing at.
"Yes, they are the excellent students sponsored by SIBS. Not necessarily in academics. Some of them are athletes, computer geniuses, chemists, scientists and so much more."
She timidly nodded.
So, these are the students the organization has been honing... athletes for underground fights, computer geniuses for hacking high-security systems, chemists and scientists, for developing high-grade drugs and biological warfare. This orga
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Butterflies
“You all not only succeeded in working completely as a team, you succeeded also in your adaptability. I'll not mention instances, I'm sure you've all, save for Stephanie, pondered carefully on every move and combat style you'd approached in other to overcome your opponents. Stephanie... your performance was the most thrilling. You even unintentionally took the position of leader in your team of females, without even realising it. The fact that you all were able to stay alive in the Ethereal Hall has finally made me resolute on my recent decision. You shall all become my direct disciples!
“There are three types of students; direct disciples, side students and listening-in students. If you're
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HIGH SCHOOL BADASS
★★★★
CAFETERIA
They settled down on a sit as they ate.
So, tell me about this school, Jeanne spoke up.
She opened the cover of her water a gulp down a little quantity before speaking up.
You see, Suga High is full of spoilt rich brat, bullies, and different characters. We have some students that are treated specially by the teachers.
Really??...... tell me about them, she chipped in.
We have Samantha Sobiech, the daughter of the largest share holder of the school, she's a full time bully, everyone knows she has a crush on Micheal.
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The Body Thief
She skimmed through the data, but when it didn’t make any sense, she went back from the top and read, her lips pursed.
Sagkahan High honors itself with highly-disciplined students all through the efforts of the Standouts League. They are the Supreme Council that overlooked the students’ behavior and exhibits disciplinary actions whenever necessary. The organization has three respected Senior Students who excel in every aspect of education. Not only are they the best in class but they also reign in every competition from outside the school—may it be sports, journalism, you name it.
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SCHOLAR
"Morrissette School of Geniuses is a private school yet most of the students are scholars. Rules in this Highschool are crafted by the earlier owners, reviewed, and signed by the government. Whoever fails to follow the rules will be punished or will be kicked out with the consent of any staff of the school."
"These policies are made for the students to be disciplined and to make the school a better place to create geniuses for the future to need.
1st rule: Only students that will keep their grades high are the ones who will stay in the school. The ones who will fail will be kicked out.
2nd rule: When two weeks pass an exam will be held, and the ones who'll fail will be kicked out whatever th
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CAKE's Evidence
I scanned the contents of the worksheet where information of forty students is listed and found familiar names.
Kate Chedipe H. Salcedo and Jan Clark Rios from Colegio de Santo Domingo; Ford Quill from St. Lorenzo Ruiz Academy; Jerrick Policarpio from International School of Medicine and Law; Julius Rodriguez from Angel’s School of Theatrics and Films; Ethan San Diego from Metropolitan Institute of Architecture and Engineering; Ysa Guerrero from Metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences; and Toreen Ortega from Metropolitan Institute of Technology.
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The Billionaire's Stripper
Chapter 2 – I Disagree, Sir.
Kiara’s POV
I arrived at school a little bit late because of the difficulty in getting gin a public transportation since there are a lot who were entering their jobs and schools in the morning as well.
When I arrived at the University’s gymnasium, it was already filled with students who came from different courses and program but carries a business subject. Most students who are present right now are the business students, economics, math courses/program students, and engineering and architecture students since we also have to deal with how structural projects and business works, dealing with money yes.
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Nanny For The Alpha's Lost Twins
he told me with that aggressively flat tone teenage boys were so good at.
“Yes, I noticed that. For the past five years, thirty-two wolves graduating from Sheerain have gone to college with full-ride scholarships, while only five humans have done so, one each year. That’s why I’m pleased to announce that the Sloan Educational Fund has agreed to offer scholarship programs for five secondary schools in the area specifically designed to help human students, up to ten human students each year.”
I smiled, but the kids just looked back at me blankly.
“I would have thought that was good news,” I said.
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Exchange Student
She asked Jonathan.
Jonathan slightly nodded but seems too nervous to even make a simple move.
“Yes, Dean. We’re classmate in grade 8 ‘till grade 10.”Jonathan shortly explained. The Dean nodded and continue introducing the other student.
“And this is Ms. Dianna Anne Russel,” I lift my face a little bit to look at her, and dang it! She’s a d*mn clown folded in the University uniform. Just too good that she’s still doing good at school despite her dying obsession for make up. “ Mr. Parker and Ms. Russel will be the representative and the only two students chosen from the STEM Strand.”
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Secret Spy in High School
And for the first time in forever, peace and silence was achieved inside the Student Council Office even if all the members were present inside.
Both the first years— Hestia and Excami— were holding textbooks of different subjects as they tried to reread the lessons that they were not able to attend. In front of them were also tablets and laptops showing them pictures of the notes from their classmates. As they are moving on with a new topic, they also move the pictures in their gadgets to catch up, all the while, they also take notes of it in a separate notebook. In short, Hestia and Excami are multitasking in order to catch up to the lessons they missed and to also fill their lacking in pa
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Frequently Asked Questions
Honestly, I always felt Ketsubutsu's traditions were less about rigid ceremonies and more about the gritty, practical mindset they drill into you. Their whole 'Real Heroes' motto isn't just a poster slogan—it gets baked into the culture. Like, the infamous disaster simulation final exams. They don't just throw you into a fake city; they partner with actual rescue agencies and use hyper-realistic scenarios that change year-to-year based on real-world incidents. I heard one year they simulated a villain attack during a typhoon, complete with non-combatant actors with complex medical issues. The stress is meant to break your textbook-heroism and force improvisation.
It breeds this weirdly competitive yet cooperative vibe. Seniors will absolutely trash-talk you during drills, but then later in the common room, they'll slide you notes on how they messed up the same thing last year. There's also the unspoken 'battlefield salvage' tradition—if you can creatively repurpose debris during a simulation, it's seen as a mark of real ingenuity. It's less about shiny uniforms and more about how fast you can think when your gloves are ripped and the comms are down.
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