Your school is on the board.

Groups compete — students never do. Every point on this board was earned in a daily rundown: two a day, 5–10 flashcards each, done on the way to school and the way home. Nothing you can buy scores a point. Club and house boards come after schools.

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How the boards work. The daily rundown is the only thing that scores, and every correct card in its 5–10-card set is one point — each student's cards come from their own courses at their own level, so every member's point counts the same. Two short rundowns bound everyone to the same daily ceiling — the boards measure showing up, not spare time. Boards show the top ten and your own group's standing, and nothing else: no full rankings, no last place, no rosters, and never an individual student. Schools are ranked on total points, inside four divisions by school size — a 200-student school races other small schools, not the city giants — and every division leader holds the champion title for their size class.