Transform your school's spring with LiveSchool's pilot programs: engage, track behavior, & foster positive culture.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
Jordan resides in Lexington, Kentucky. He has experience in Public Education as an Administrator, Science Teacher, and as a Coach. He has extensive experience with School Discipline, PBIS, SEL, Restorative Practices, MTSS, and Trauma-Informed Care.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
Spring has sprung, brackets have busted, and the Ides of March are now behind us…it’s all clear from here on out right? Maybe. Maybe not.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
Spring has sprung, brackets have busted, and the Ides of March are now behind us…it’s all clear from here on out right? Maybe. Maybe not.
For students, spring means a sprint to sunshine and freedom filled with baseball, track, field days, sunshine, and maybe the occasional standardized test. Engaging with the content in the classroom is likely behind all of those on the student priority list.
The best administrators will see the challenge ahead and provide their staff with the tools to get through the coming storm. Because the habits that are developed in the spring will create the momentum that leads us into the fall. Good or bad.
You need a tool that promotes engagement in the classroom and celebrates positive student behavior on your campus. The one tool that can do both in your school is LiveSchool.
LiveSchool is a platform that was built with one goal in mind: to bring a positive school culture to life with school-wide points. LiveSchool is the tool your staff needs to bring back student engagement in the classroom and spring is the perfect time to pilot the program.
LiveSchool is a school-wide points-tracking app that improves behavior and school culture. It serves as a tool for educators, offering features that promote student engagement, track behavior, and recognize positive contributions. Let’s talk about those features:
Points Tracking
Award points using any device to reinforce behavior and promote accountability everywhere in your building. Those points can be used to reinforce engagement in the classroom or to bolster your existing PBIS program.
Spring is a great time to lay the foundation for a House system rollout in the fall! With House Points, you can create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration by assigning teams, colors, and names, as well as displaying a scoreboard that everyone will love.
If you're awarding points to students, they’re going to need a way to spend those points! LiveSchool has a built-in rewards store that makes running your token economy a digital breeze.
LiveSchool provides all of the data you need to make lasting behavior management changes in your building. With Insights, you can drill down your data from campuses to classrooms to individual students.
Maybe the most impactful way to improve the behavior and culture in your building is to get parents involved in their student's education. With Recaps, your parents are back on the team.
Administrators can customize the platform to align with their school's specific values and goals, ensuring that it seamlessly integrates into existing systems and practices.
The ability to mesh with the good work that is already happening in your building is what makes it the perfect tool to pilot this spring.
A pilot program is a small-scale, preliminary implementation of a new initiative or tool, such as LiveSchool, within a school environment. It allows administrators to test the effectiveness and feasibility of the program before full-scale implementation.
Pilot programs typically involve a select group of teachers, students, or classrooms, providing an opportunity to gather feedback, assess outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
You can start within one classroom, or a grade level, or even restrict the experiment to a hallway of your building. A pilot program allows you to truly test LiveSchool as a viable change-maker in your building.
Let’s talk about how you can get the most out of your efforts and what makes for an effective pilot program.
The best pilot programs have three things in common. They have a clear goal in mind, they have a defined group of participants, and they have a set time frame. Let’s look at some great examples that meet all three requirements:
Implement LiveSchool to track and incentivize student motivation during the final weeks of the school year. This pilot aims to assess how LiveSchool can boost student engagement and maintain focus as the academic year draws to a close.
Trial LiveSchool as a tool to create a positive countdown atmosphere leading up to the end of the school year. By incorporating LiveSchool points and rewards into daily activities, this pilot aims to enhance student enthusiasm and behavior during the end-of-year grind.
Utilize LiveSchool to track student participation and behavior during field day! This pilot provides an opportunity to evaluate how LiveSchool can streamline the management of large-scale activities and encourage positive behavior during special events.
Introduce LiveSchool by conducting head-to-head behavior competitions between classrooms. By assigning points for positive behavior, participation, and academic achievements this pilot works by sparking friendly competition among classrooms.
Utilize LiveSchool to enhance student engagement and behavior during summer school sessions. Summer school, for the most part, is meant for credit recovery and closing academic gaps that were created during the school year.
What better place to test a tool that was meant to increase positivity and engagement in the classroom?
By implementing LiveSchool to track and reward positive behavior, attendance, and academic effort during summer programs, you’ll be transforming how your students view summer school on your campus!
→ How Maple Park Middle School used a LiveSchool pilot to transform its PBIS program.
LiveSchool is the tool you need to build the culture your school deserves and you’ve been dreaming of. It’s time you took it for a test drive. Plan your pilot program, build teacher buy-in, and have a little fun this spring.
Contact our team of former educators today to chat about how LiveSchool can transform engagement, student success, and teacher satisfaction in your school.
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