What’s on the report card
| Part | What it shows | Example from video |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | % of your classes you were present for | 82% (ttrh, first day) |
| Grade per class | A, B, C, D or F for each subject you had | C in swimming, F in cooking (ttrh); C in math, F in history and art (Gemistic) |
You get the report card at the end of the school day and open it in your dorm bedroom. The same room is where you do homework.
Why you got an F — the 4 causes seen on video
1. You arrived after the bell
A streamer who stayed in the dress-up menu too long ran into history and art late and said it straight away: “F in history, F in art.” Classes run on the in-game clock and don’t wait. Fix: open the map in your phone as soon as the bell warning comes up and follow the pink trail.
2. You left early (or barely stayed)
A streamer who reached a class with one minute left knew at once it would be an F — attendance is about being there for the class, not just showing up. ⚠️ (single report) Fix: stay seated until the minigame finishes and the teacher wraps up.
3. Cooking: you didn’t hand the dish to the teacher
This is the most confusing F in the game. ttrh had 100% attendance in cooking and still got an F — she had put the spaghetti and meatballs on the floor. Gemistic made chocolate chip cookies, went to submit, and the teacher answered: “You’re not holding the food I asked you to make.” Fix: after plating, pick the dish up, walk to the teacher and hand it in while you’re holding it.
4. A weak minigame result
Zero dodgeball hits ended in an F even though the player was on the court the whole time; a history quiz with mostly wrong answers failed too. Fix: see the tips for every class.
How to get straight A’s
- Leave dress-up and errands for free time and evenings.
- Use the phone map for every class — the campus is big and has two separate buildings.
- Sit down before the teacher says class is starting.
- Learn each minigame in a free private server first.
- In cooking, hold the plate when you talk to the teacher.
Warnings and detention
One player’s screen showed “five warnings equals detention” with a counter at zero. She had arrived late more than once that day and still had 0 warnings, so lateness seems to cost grades, not warnings. ⚠️ What does add a warning hasn’t been shown yet — we’ll update this when it is.
The developer knows the bell is harsh
In the Headmistress’s note on the official Roblox community, Paper Swan Games says a lot of students have been late to class and that the schedule will get more time between the bells, plus more to do in free time. If your schedule suddenly feels more relaxed, that change has landed — see updates.