Oh, Chariot.

For years Chariot has been home to two very different schools and a very big rivalry between them. Now more than ever, students are interacting with their opponents, however, not always in the best of ways.

St. Mary's Preparatory for the Talented Youth was founded in 1967 by Reverend Gregory and his wife Mary. Mary wanted a school that could keep the kids of Chariot who were talented and highly religious away from the rebellious teens at Chariot High School. Therefore, the Reverend built a school next to the Church, across the lake from the local high school. The school, with funding from the wealthier community, grew and within just a few years was famous in Vermont for its prestige. The school is a large period building, with floors of beauty mixed with technology. The students of this school are spoiled in whatever department they excel in - whether that be the arts, academics or sports. However, lately, the population is built only half-way with those deserving students. The rest are the rich kids who bribe the Principle to forget their mischief.

On the other side of the lake lies the local high school, Chariot, where the bad eggs are sent. The town barely looks after this school and has poured their effort and money into the most famous, prestigious school. That left the school in trouble. Filled with rebellious teens who could care less about school, and the kids who just want to make it into St. Mary's but are too poor to afford it. Chariot High School has recently gained a new Principle, Principle Michaels, who's goal is to help the students who have problems. He refuses to kick any students out of school, no matter how destructive they become.

So where do you belong? In the religious school of St. Mary's? Or the local high school, Chariot High? It's time to pick a side.