The Advanced Nurturing High School

Experience a ruthless Classroom of the Elite strategy game where you must survive intense Special Exams, manipulate your peers, and use psychological warfare to hoard points and lead your faction to Class A before facing expulsion.

🏫 The Class Structure
The Advanced Nurturing High School is divided into four distinct classes. Your sector is your team, your family, and sometimes, your greatest burden.

1. Enrollment & Initial Assignment (The Lottery)
   We do not conduct traditional entrance exams. When a new student joins the server, the School's automated system will randomly assign them to a permanent internal faction (e.g., Sector 1, 2, 3, or 4), you must visit <#1500524475631009822> to be assigned in a sector. Your initial placement relies entirely on "luck" and fate. Whether you are placed with geniuses or fools, you must work with the hand you are dealt.

2. The Class Hierarchy (A to D)
   Classes are strictly ranked from Class A (the absolute elite) to Class D (the defective). The system will dynamically assign these Class Titles to the four Sectors based entirely on the total Class Points (CP) they currently hold. The ultimate goal is to lead your faction to the top and graduate as Class A.
   The sector with the highest CP will officially be assigned the role of the new Class A.
   The second highest becomes Class B, and so on.
   (Example: If the faction currently holding the title of Class D wins a Special Exam and gains enough CP to surpass the others, they will be promoted to Class A at the start of the next month. The former Class A will be demoted accordingly).

3. Private Class Channels (Sector Hubs)
   Information is your most valuable weapon. Each faction is provided with a permanent, highly secure text and voice hub (e.g., #sector-1). Use these to secretly discuss strategies, pool Private Points, and prepare for Special Exams. Even if your Class Title (A, B, C, D) changes monthly, your private Sector Hub remains your permanent base of operations. Beware of traitors; leaking information is a valid strategy, but if caught by your classmates, the internal consequences will be severe.