Classes with high class evaluation scores were ranked higher, and if a class's evaluation score fell, even a higher-ranked class would drop down.
However, only those who graduated as Class A at the very end could enjoy the benefits the school advertised: free, recommendation-based admission to the university of their choice, or direct employment at the job they wanted.
So for students who entered Class A from the start, Class A was poison.
Because they had to hold on for three whole years.
And if they were dragged down during that process, they might lose morale.
So they had to remain on high alert at all times.
Today was also the day their class evaluation score for the past month would be announced.
Katsuragi had obtained some information after consulting the teacher.
On their first day of enrollment, they had spent a large sum and learned this school's rules, earning an additional 200 class evaluation points from the Student Council Board.
Then they had worked hard to perform well.
So many people were curious about how many points their class would have deducted.
They were also concerned about... how far ahead of the other three classes, B, C, and D, they could pull.
Over the past month, Katsuragi had become known for his steadiness.
His proposal to steadily widen the gap had won the support of some students.
As a result, Katsuragi's small group had now grown to twenty-eight people.
But obviously, as Class A students, it would have been foolish to bet on only one person.
As far as Kamuro knew, there were no fewer than ten people who participated in both the Sakayanagi Faction and the Katsuragi Faction.
And among those people, there were also those who supported Houtarou Oreki at the same time.
In other words, Class