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1823: Initially just called the St. Aubade's Academy, founded by Count Alois de Montreux as a beacon of educational excellence in the Alps. It has since evolved into an internationally renowned institution.1923: 100 years later, the Southern plot of land from the river was acquired by the academy board in preparation to build a Girls' Academy, in response to evolving societal views on female education.1924-1925: After two years of construction including the St. Aubade Academy Overpass, the St. Aubade Girls' Academy is officially opened for the 1925 school year.1950's: The Girls' Academy began to switch from a focus on liberal arts and domestic sciences to mirroring the Boys' Academy in curriculum offerings.1960s-1980s: Both academies underwent significant reforms aligning with global educational trends emphasizing holistic development, critical thinking, and international perspectives.1990s-Present: Adoption of International Baccalaureate (IB) programs to cater to the growing international student body, promoting a globally recognized standard of education.

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general academy contexts
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╔══ ♡💀ஓ๑ basic info ๑ஓ💀♡ ══╗

St. Aubade Academy is a fee-charging, independent, non-denominative, co-educational (via a dual-campus system for boys and girls) education institution.St. Aubade's Academy operates as a hybrid institution, offering both day school and boarding options. Many students are from wealthy local families or expatriates living in St. Aubade. These students typically reside in luxurious homes, villas, or rented properties in the city. Day students commute to school via private transport or the efficient local public transportation system, including dedicated school shuttles, which also facilitate regular academic excursions and field trips.Both day and boarding students attend the same classes, participate in joint extracurricular activities, and share facilities across both campuses. When the gender separation principle was semi-abolished, classes became co-ed for grades 10-12, with plans to roll out the same for grades 7-9 in the near future.Comprehensive security measures, including CCTV, secure access points, and regular safety drills. Collaboration with local law enforcement to ensure student safety, both on and off-campus. Unfortunately, both school officials and law enforcement have become susceptible to corruption through bribery.School Captaincy is a leadership role separate from the Student Council. School Captains represent the student body in important external events and formal internal events. There is one overall School Captain between the Boys' and Girls' Academy, and four School Vice-Captains, two from each campus.

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╔══ ♡💀ஓ๑ admissions and operations ๑ஓ💀♡ ══╗

The academy’s admissions process is notoriously opaque, with a strong bias toward legacy families and those able to contribute financially or politically. Entrance exams and interviews are rigorous but serve more as formalities for wealthy applicants whose families are already entrenched in the institution’s inner circle, and who can get in solely via paying tuition. Financial aid exists in theory but is doled out sparingly and strategically, ensuring that scholarship recipients do not disrupt the social order.

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╔══ ♡💀ஓ๑ icono-symbolism in culture ๑ஓ💀♡ ══╗

The emblem of St. Aubade is the magpie, a bird known for its intelligence, excellent memory and adaptability, set against a backdrop of gold and white. Complementing this is the school mascot (a remnant from before the gender integration), the turtledove, symbolizing peace, harmony, love and fidelity, and lending its name to the school’s sports teams, the St. Aubade Turtledoves.The school colors are themed around morning skies, just before daybreak. The formal school uniform and most extracurricular variations are pink, purple and black with blue and gold accents. Interchangeably, these may be used as main colors.School uniform policies are strict while on-campus, and include rules for makeup and piercings. These are currently being protested against by certain members of the Student Council. While off-campus, if the school receives criticism of your behaviors while you're in uniform, disciplinary measures will be especially strict.Traditions such as the Aurora Gala, annual inter-campus sporting events, and the Montreux Lecture Series—which brings renowned speakers to the school—forge a shared cultural identity. Both its motto, "Canta ad auroram tuam" ("Sing for your dawn") and the academy’s anthem, "Hymn of the Dawn", is a staple at ceremonies, encapsulating the school’s ethos of striving toward personal and collective achievements in a student's upcoming glory days.

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Parental involvement is encouraged through a dedicated Parent-Teacher Network, which organizes fundraisers and community events. However, most parents are not directly residing in or near St. Aubade itself, contributing remotely.Remote communication channels include an online portal for updates and regular meetings with educators, as well as the student newsletter issued fortnightly by the Journalism Society. Alumni remain deeply connected to the school, forming a network of accomplished professionals across various fields, giving lectures and speeches sporadically though the year.

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╔══ ♡💀ஓ๑ Senior Year Calendar ๑ஓ💀♡ ══╗

Focus: Academic Milestones, Cultural Events, and Extracurricular HighlightsProgram: International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB DP)

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- 1st-15th: Dormitory Openings & Orientation Week
- Arrival of boarding students, dormitory assignments, and orientation sessions for new IB Diploma candidates.
- Workshops on Extended Essay (EE), Theory of Knowledge (TOK), and CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service).- 16th: Semester 1 Classes Begin
- Seniors receive academic planners and CAS project timelines.
- First introduction to Internal Assessments (IAs) for all subjects.- 23rd-24th: Eva Love's Suicide
- First reported on by the school Twitter gossip page St. Aubavarde, the student populace became aware of Eva Love's death before the Academy could make an official announcement. When the Academy did, it was accompanied with the assurance there would be a Mental Health Awareness Day actioned, as this is the second of senior suicides, one occurring during the Summer holidays before the start of the school year.- 30th: TOK Reflection Submission 1
- Students submit their first TOK essay reflection drafts.

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- 1st Week: College Applications Counseling Sessions
- University advisors hold one-on-one meetings for seniors applying to global institutions.- 12th: Mental Health Awareness Day
- Co-inciding with the senior student School Captain elections, this day saw the Student Council organize a live mural painting, after which the previously named St. Aubade's Academy Overpass rechristened the Eva Love Memorial Overpass.- 15th: CAS Project Proposals Due
- Approval process for major CAS initiatives begins.- 20th: Inter-Campus Debate Championship
- Seniors participate or spectate as teams debate high-level philosophical and political topics. Note that based on timeline, this might have been when Soren was first clued into you being an academic rival.

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- 1st-5th: Mock Exams (First Semester)
- Practice exams in core IB subjects to prepare for upcoming internal assessments.- 10th-11th: Montreux Lecture Series
- Mandatory attendance for seniors at keynote presentations by global thought leaders.- 11th: Aurora Gala
- To thank the global thought leaders for their presentations, the Academy organizes the extremely formal Aurora Gala. Attendance must be paid for and is very expensive, isolating scholarship students under the name of charitable contributions. In addition to the presenters, this is attended by many notable alumni, and is key for building connections. Students are expected to be on their best behaviors.- 15th: IA Draft Submissions Begin
- Students submit drafts for Science and Language courses for teacher feedback.- 25th-30th: Autumn Break
- Optional CAS retreat for seniors focusing on team-building and service projects. Most students take this off, with various high-browed excuses about community participation. More often, the only community participation they do is contributing financially to St. Aubade's clubbing and recreation industry.

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- 1st: University Application Deadlines (US & UK Early Action)
- Counselors finalize references and recommendation letters.- 15th: Extended Essay Submission Deadline
- Students submit their 4,000-word essays for IB evaluation.- 20th: Cultural Night
- Seniors organize and perform in cultural showcases, celebrating the academy's diversity. Expect loads of diversity photos for the yearbook, and multiple social media posts from the Academy's official account that never asked for your permission to be featured.

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- 1st Week: Winter Sports Season Commences
- Senior Turtledove teams travel for interschool skiing and snowboarding competitions.- 10th: TOK Final Essay Submission Deadline- 20th: Semester 1 Ends
- Final IA submissions for non-exam subjects like Visual Arts and Theatre.- 21st-5th Jan: Winter Break

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- 5th-15th: Winter Term Resumes
- TOK presentations begin.
- Seniors polish remaining Internal Assessments (IA deadlines by subject stagger through January).- 20th: University Mock Interviews
- IB staff and alumni simulate high-stakes admissions interviews.

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- 1st: CAS Final Reflection Deadline
- Completion of CAS journals and evidence portfolios.- 15th-17th: Matura Ball Preparation Week
- Workshops for dance choreography, senior speeches, and logistics.- 18th: Matura Ball
- A formal celebration marking the nearing completion of IB studies. Held in the academy's grand hall, with speeches by the principal and faculty, student performances, and senior awards.
- Fun fact! It used to be held after finals, but the Academy found students were distracted from studying by it, with some girls even taking multiple days off to do spraytanning and self-care.- 20th-28th: Spring Break
- Optional academic revision sessions for motivated seniors. Which... is very few. They much prefer to claim their time off, and argue that it's to clear their mental state. Big wonder, how clear can you even be while hungover?

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- 1st Week: IB Final Exam Preparation Begins
- Intensive study sessions for core subjects led by faculty.- 10th: Internal Assessments Final Submission Deadline
- Teachers finalize and upload IAs to IBIS (the IB platform).- 15th: Alpine Retreat for Seniors
- A day-long hiking and bonding trip to alleviate stress before exams. This is completely optional, and therefore ends with very few students on it.- 25th: Last Round of Mock Exams
- Full simulation of final exams under IB conditions.

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- 1st Week: Art Exhibition and Showcase
- Final presentation of IB Visual Arts portfolios.- 15th: Senior Goodwill Day
- Seniors organize a city-wide service day to leave their mark on the community.- 20th: Last Day of Classes for Seniors
- Seniors attend a final assembly with speeches from staff and classmates.- 25th-30th: Study Leave Begins

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- 2nd-20th: IB Final Exams
- Core and elective subjects assessed in a rigorous, globally standardized testing process.- 25th: End-of-Exams Celebration
- Seniors gather for an informal celebration hosted by the Student Council. This is not endorsed by the Academy, but tacitly ignored. It usually ends up at the Chateau.

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- 1st Week: Senior Exit Interviews
- Meetings with IB coordinators for feedback and reflections.- 15th: Graduation Ceremony
- Held in the grand amphitheater, featuring diplomas, formal speeches, and a closing anthem performance ("Hymn of the Dawn").- 30th: Final Reports and IB Results Preparation
- IB grades are prepared and confidentially shared with universities by July.

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Early Election for Current Batch (Seniors)
After the untimely suicide of the elected school captain over the Summer holidays, the Academy made the decision to redo the captaincy elections for the current senior cohort in the first quarter of the academic year.- Nomination Period: September 1st – September 5th
- Eligible seniors submit applications, including personal statements and endorsements from peers or faculty.- Campaign Week: September 6th – September 12th
- Candidates present their platforms via speeches, posters, and limited campaigning.- Election Day: September 15th
- Entire student body votes, and is "taken into account" by the Academy administrators, though they reserve final veto rights. The results are announced in an assembly the following morning, different from normal practice, which sees the announcement delayed by months.

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St. Aubade Academy occupies a sprawling 150-acre estate in the heart of town, divided into two main campuses: the North Campus (Boys’ Academy) and the South Campus (Girls’ Academy). Due to being developed later, the South campus is more sparsely populated, and has a large number of school yards and outdoor seating areas in academy-contained parks. It also contains more of the larger modern facilities and sporting areas.Students will regularly travel to the South Campus during lunch breaks, especially if they've brought their own food and are not dining in the dormitory mess halls. These are connected by the Eva Love Memorial Overpass, a wide, glass-paneled pedestrian bridge spanning 50 meters over the central road.

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There is North Office and a South Office located on each campus. Non-students are expected to enter and exit through these locations only, except when specially allowed on certain events and days. Both Offices contain a Sick Bay, which provides first aid in the case of any incidents, as well as caters to the general health problems of students.

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Both the North and South campuses function on a "block" system in that each of the academic buildings are named alphabetically. Blocks A-M are located on the Northern Campus. Blocks N-Z are located on the Southern Campus. Each block consists of approximately 3-8 classrooms, with blocks above 4 classrooms typically being two-stories.Blocks E and K are notable for containing the Mathematics and Science staff rooms respectively. Blocks N, R, V and X are notable for containing the Studies In Language And Literature, Language Acquisition, Individuals And Societies and Arts staff rooms. While some staff may be cross-disciplinary, they will be present in these staff rooms based on their primary teaching area.

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T-Block - TheaterIn T Block in the North campus boasts is an 800-seat art deco theaters, with gilded accents, velvet seating, and fully equipped sound/lighting systems. A black box theater for experimental performances, accommodating 150 viewers, is located off of this larger theater.M-Block, D-Block - Music and Dance StudiosThe North campus also contains an orchestra hall with acoustic optimization for symphonies and smaller ensembles. M Block contains five soundproof music practice rooms, each with a piano and recording equipment. D Block contains dance studios with sprung floors, mirrored walls, and barre installations for classical and modern dance training.A Block - Joint Art GalleryNorth located, this 1,000-square-meter gallery also known as A Block showcases student works alongside curated pieces from visiting exhibitions. It is attached to three art classrooms. Includes: Three main halls with modular partitions for themed displays, a mezzanine space for mixed-media art.

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Olympic-Grade Swimming ComplexLocated on the South Campus, this complex includes a 50-meter Olympic swimming pool with eight lanes, underwater cameras, and LED timing systems. A training pool for beginners with adjustable depth and a resistance current system. Separate locker rooms with 16 showers, saunas, and therapy tubs.Alpine Ski LodgeSituated in the Alps, St. Aubade is partnered with and his shares in the lodge, which grants them access to: Three slopes graded for difficulty (beginner, intermediate, and advanced). A gear rental lodge with ski lockers, 12 changing rooms, and equipment maintenance bays.Rowing ShedsSituated behind the North Campus, these include: Three slopes graded for difficulty (beginner, intermediate, and advanced). A gear rental lodge with ski lockers, 12 changing rooms, and equipment maintenance bays.Sports ArenasThe South Campus features a 3,000-seat indoor sports arena, with retractable bleachers and courts for basketball, volleyball, and indoor football. 4 tennis courts have clay, grass, and artificial surfaces, ensuring year-round usability. The field hockey courts are adjacent to the tennis courts.The North Campus has a large grass field which is used for football. St. Aubade formerly offered cricket, but after struggling to get enough numbers replaced it with lacrosse.

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When structuring the entire International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum for a school like St. Aubade Academy, we can approach it through categories of understanding, following the IB philosophy of holistic education, which emphasizes inquiry, international-mindedness, and interdisciplinary learning.The IB curriculum emphasizes six core areas that encompass diverse fields of knowledge and skills development. These are tied together with a focus on critical thinking, cultural awareness, and personal growth. You must take at least six subjects, one from each (except for The Arts), and no more than seven.Additionally, students complete the DP Core, which includes the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course, the Extended Essay (EE), and participation in Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS).Subjects are taken at either Standard Level (SL) or Higher Level (HL). Students must take at least three (and no more than four) subjects at HL, with the remainder at SL. This structure ensures depth and specialization in certain areas alongside a broad general education.Language A can be either English or French. Classical Languages covers Greek and Latin. Not all Language AB Initios or Language Bs can be run every year dependent on student demand, but in order of most to least reliably available, you can take: English, French, Indonesian, Mandarin, Spanish, German, Arabic, Japanese, Italian. If languages are unavailable in person, the school will connect you to an online schooling platform. This also covers all other languages.If you'd like to look at the real Internation Baccalaureate curriculum from the official webpage, I've linked it: HERE.

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St. Aubade Academy serves a diverse student body of approximately 1,800 pupils across it's North (Boys') and South (Girls') campuses (300 per grade, 150 per gender demographic), ranging from Grades 7 to 12, divided between its Middle Years (MY) and Diploma Programs (DP) under the International Baccalaureate framework. While predominately European, students hail from over 50 countries.Many are the children of diplomats, business leaders, celebrities, alumni, and academics from the upper-middle class to the elite, while a scholarship program (athletics, academics, arts) ensures token socioeconomic inclusivity. Scholarship students are frequently marginalized. The immense wealth and power of the students' families foster a culture of entitlement and influence, where rules are often bent or broken without consequence. The social scene is highly stratified, with cliques formed based on wealth, influence, and social prowess. Popular students wield significant power over their peers.Class sizes are intentionally kept small, with a teacher-to-student ratio of 1:16–20. This structure also provides fertile ground for nepotism and favoritism, with teachers often pressured—directly or indirectly—to appease powerful families. After all, academic and social pressures are immense, with students striving to meet the high expectations of their families and the school.Exchange programs with prestigious schools worldwide, facilitating cultural immersion and academic exchange. These programs include partnerships with schools in the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom.

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╔══ ♡💀ஓ๑ St. Aubavarde ๑ஓ💀♡ ══╗

@St. Aubavarde: Au Placard! Today, I'm going to tell you who's got a little crush on who. Or, maybe, who cheating on who. Or, maybe, who's family is in struggling financial straits. Really, it depends on my mood.

For about five years, a school gossip Twitter page called St. Aubavarde has made it their mission to repeatedly minorly inconvenience the student population. With your hottest bit of meaningless gossip hot off the press, you never know if it's going to beat a dead horse or, in a moment of unintentional competence, expose your deepest, darkest secret.Likely run by someone who enjoys sticking their beak in other's business a little too much, it's the firsthand source for... everything. I mean, most students found out about Eva's suicide not from a formal school announcement, but from St. Aubavarde. Some treat it as watching from the peanut galleries, and will joke about ending up "in the closet." However, in more serious cases, if you hear the student populace talk about ending up in the "cemitière," you can be somewhat assured that St. Aubavarde has been running amok.

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The presence of St. Aubade Academy, coupled with the wealth it attracts, has driven significant price inflation across all aspects of life—housing, goods, and services—effectively marginalizing the local population. Even modest homes have been priced out of reach for middle-class locals, further exacerbating the exodus. As a result, the few remaining local families are often entrenched in generational wealth or tied to businesses catering to the academy's ecosystem, such as boutique shops, private transport services, or upscale dining establishments. Even for these, tuition remains a barrier few manage to cross.This economic stratification has particularly impacted families with school-aged children, forcing them to relocate to peripheral towns where the cost of living is more manageable. Therefore, local students are few to none, as the academy, while claiming to serve the local community, has inadvertently—or perhaps deliberately—become an agent of displacement. Local students are educated in surrounding townships instead.

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St. Aubade’s societies and clubs reflect its academic rigor and creative diversity, with offerings designed to cater to a wide range of intellectual, artistic, and professional interests:- Journalism Society: Oversees the yearbook, student newsletter (The Aurora Observer), and investigative reporting projects.- Photography Club: Hosts regular workshops and city-wide photography expeditions, and collaborates on visual exhibits for the Joint Art Gallery.- Art Club: Provides masterclasses in painting, sculpture, and digital art, as well as opportunities to work on public murals and school-wide installations.- Film and TV Club: Includes scriptwriting workshops, film production tutorials, and a student-run broadcasting channel (St. Aubade On-Air).- Robotics Club: Engages in national competitions, including a yearly Build-a-Bot tournament, with a focus on AI and autonomous systems.- Astronomy Club: Organizes stargazing nights at the school’s observatory, as well as participation in international science challenges.- Model United Nations (MUN): A flagship club for future diplomats, attending high-profile MUN conferences worldwide.- Debate Club: Hosts inter-campus championships and debates on contemporary global issues.- Chess Club: Offers beginner and advanced lessons, alongside participation in the Swiss Chess League.- Business and Finance Society: Simulates stock trading, runs mock venture capital competitions, and invites industry leaders for seminars.- History Society: Coordinates excursions to historical sites and publishes a bi-annual journal on student-led research.- Eco-Sustainability Group: Works on campus-wide environmental initiatives, such as zero-waste drives and reforestation projects.- Fashion and Design Society: Hosts runway events, sewing workshops, and sustainable fashion campaigns.- Coding and Programming Club: Focuses on software development, app creation, and participation in hackathons.

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With a heavy emphasis on global citizenship, St. Aubade’s community service groups foster leadership and empathy:- Student Council: Manages student initiatives, mediates student concerns, and organizes key school events like the Matura Ball. Members from the Student Council will usually go on to run for School Captaincy, and you'll often see a double-up on the Presidential and Captain roles.- Global Humanitarian Expeditions: Annual service trips focused on education, infrastructure, and sustainability projects in underserved regions.- Peer Mentorship Program: Seniors guide underclassmen on academics and personal development.

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Performing arts at St. Aubade are designed to be both competitive and deeply enriching, with a focus on global cultural expression:- Theatre Company: Produces classic plays, contemporary works, and student-written performances in both the art deco theaters and the black box theater. Integrates singing, acting, and dance, staging two major musicals annually.- Orchestra: Includes a symphony orchestra, chamber ensembles, and a contemporary music group, regularly performing at the Montreux Music Festival.- Dance Troupe: Features styles including modern, jazz, and hip-hop, with annual showcases that combine choreography with storytelling.- Ballet Society: Offers professional coaching and prepares students for regional ballet competitions.- Film Scoring Collective: Composes original music for student films and media projects.- Stand-Up and Comedy Improv Club: Focuses on comedic timing and performance, hosting live improv nights.

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St. Aubade’s alpine setting and world-class facilities allow for a variety of sports catering to competitive athletes, not casual participants. All sports teams regardless of discipline are called the St. Aubade Turtledoves.

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- Basketball: Teams for both boys and girls, hosting an annual inter-campus championship. However, it's the single most underperforming team at St. Aubade, notorious for having a long losing streak that does not seem to be easing up anytime soon.- Volleyball: Indoor volleyball teams supported by professional coaching. Because it's indoors, it can be held all year in practice.- Fencing: Weekly training sessions and participation in Swiss fencing tournaments. Because it's indoors, it can be held all year in practice.- Swimming: Competitive swim teams that train in the Olympic-grade pool. Because the pool is heating, it can be held all year. Nonetheless, the fact it's held in Winter is a regular complaint of some of the members, who claim frostbite comes for them every 4:30AM training session in the locker rooms.- Climbing Club: Uses the academy’s indoor climbing wall and organizes outdoor climbs in the Alps. Unlike the swimming team, they are undeterred by wind, storm or avalanche. If the Ski Lodge Search & Rescue team finds one more stranded student, they'll have a strong talking to the St. Aubade Academy board.

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- Football: One of the most competitive teams at St. Aubade's Academy. Due to being highly contentious among participating schools, St. Aubade can't always be assured victory, but can reliable place in the top 3.- Rowing: Leveraging Lac de Serene, the school maintains a competitive rowing team with its own boathouse and coaching staff. However, the rowing sheds are also known to be a popular hookup spot among the rowers.- Lacrosse: Includes boys’ and girls’ teams competing in European school leagues. Because lacrosse is yet to gain popularity in Europe, but is popular in the Academy itself, the St. Aubade team has a reputation of steamrolling the competition.- Field Hockey: Playing on the field hockey courts, which are adjacent to the tennis court. They're very competitive.- Equestrian: Maintains stables for riding lessons, dressage, and show jumping events. The equestrian team does not have in-school facilities, and instead access the St. Aubade town showgrounds.- Tennis: Regular training on multiple surfaces, including clay and grass courts.- Track and Field: Includes sprints, long-distance events, and specialized training for pole vault and long jump.

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- Ice Hockey and Figure Skating: Ice teams benefit from year-round training facilities, but access the St. Aubade Town Rink instead of in-school facilities. Because the Rink is in hot demand not only between Ice Hockey and the Figure Skating team, but public access, they have an age-old vendetta. The Ice Hockey team is competitive and does well, but as one of the most contentious sports in competitions cannot always be assured victory.- Skiing: Cross-country and downhill skiing teams train on the nearby alpine slopes, often competing at the national level.- Snowboarding: Specializes in freestyle and half-pipe competitions.

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It was August 24th when morning staff and early-rising students discovered at daybreak a noose hanging from the overpass between the two St. Aubade’s Academy campuses. Mysteriously, the noose indicated no signs of wear and tear. Initially, it was dismissed as a strange and distasteful joke — until, less than an hour later, the body of senior student Eva Love was found washed up on the riverbank.Eva Love was a poor French scholarship student and wallflower who, by virtue of her numerous awards, can be seen to have concerned herself more with formulas and sciences than the fine art of poetry.What exactly happened on August 23rd, that drove Eva Love to take her own life?And, in such a way?Perhaps, only Eva and the twelve boys involved know the full story. However, there’s more to come. Eva has penned her “mots doux d'une défunte,” and now 12 individuals related in some way to the boys have found letters in their pigeon-holes.A witness, a rival, a sibling…No matter who you are, {{𝔲𝔰𝔢𝔯}}, it’s up to you how you receive this letter. And, more importantly, what to make of it. Just know that the scariest monsters are not those lurking under your bed frame, but those that hold your conversation with a smile. It’s not just a letter. It’s an invitation.Welcome to The Love Club.

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“Dear {{𝔲𝔰𝔢𝔯}},My name is Eva Love. I hope this letter finds you well. You see, a minor incident happened to me on August 23rd. I fell in love. And in that moment, I concerned myself with the two most important things in my life – Einstein’s Theory of Relativity and what I made for breakfast. I think Eva Love died then… and a poet was born!She too will die tonight, and this is her tragic and short-lived love story.I have always hated being called my first and last name at once. Supposedly, it is because in my absent-mindedness, it sometimes sounds like a question. In my past, I would respond with a quiet ‘no’. Now, I am not so sure.My mother’s love is like a chokehold, and I wear it with the same shyness I wear my black eye. Forgive me for that. Oh, I’m getting ahead of myself! So... she told me that I will know when I fall in love. I will know it because it is the strongest emotion I will ever experience. I have felt it, {{𝔲𝔰𝔢𝔯}}. This is love. It must be. And these are my love letters.I have not felt so strongly for anyone as I have these twelve boys. But, I find myself in an unfortunate circumstance. My feelings are unrequited. My schoolgirl crushes… can you be the one to pass along these sentiments for me?When I think of doing it myself, I blush. It is a shameful mix of embarrassment and fear, neither of which I am ready or willing to face. So, tonight, I will go to the bridge between campuses and loop around the fence wire what I will pretend is a lock with thirteen initials. When I am done, I will throw the key over the side.And so, {{𝔲𝔰𝔢𝔯}}, when you write me back, would you please address it ‘For Eva Love’?”Love,Love.

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