It was Thursday—the day that everyone was waiting for. It wasn’t a normal morning in Mchalmond High School. The students assembled in the widest area in the main building, which was the gymnasium. All levels stood with their heads up, wearing their neatly ironed uniform with pride.

After Mr. Noah Chapman’s welcoming address, he called on Alison Hodges, the campus Vice President, and the acting President. Her long, brown hair was in a French braid.

“Students, teachers, faculty, and staff, good morning,” she said. “Today, we will witness the introduction of the brave students who accepted the challenge of becoming the next campus president. First, we have Mr. Curtis Fleming.”...