238: 214 Can’t hide it anymore!
Number one in the whole city!
238: 214 Can’t hide it anymore!
Number one in the whole city!
Zhao Yuhuan twisted her neck and returned to her seat.
She had the sa thought, to wait until the results ca out.
After all, it was the college entrance exam results that were being released.
Not only the senior-year teachers, but even the freshn and sophomores were privately guessing this year’s college entrance exam situation.
This cohort’s top student at the school was undisputed among the students, they all felt it should still be Tian Ye.
Tian Ye had ranked second in the past, but since he started his senior year, especially from the second sester, he had been the top scorer in every exam, and the gap between him and the second place was getting bigger and bigger; it was almost a certainty.
There were a few voices suggesting it could be Jiang Yunzhou’s, but those voices were not very strong, obviously just Jiang Yunzhou’s little fangirls hoping to support their handso senior.
In the last mock exam, it was said that not only was Tian Ye the top scorer in the school, but he also ranked very high in Beijing City, so this ti for the college entrance exam, everyone was more expectant of his city-wide ranking.
In a mont, the scores and rankings would refresh in the college entrance examination inquiry system.
The horoom teachers were each stationed at a computer, having already opened the webpage for the college entrance examination inquiry system, ready to go.
The teachers at the nearby tables were still chatting and discussing.
“Did your relatives ntion what the perfect-scoring essay argued?”
“They didn’t reveal much detail, but it’s said to have a grand and unconventional viewpoint, a majestic montum rarely seen in high school essays, concluding with an astonishing fantasy that one could live another five thousand years, and apparently…
in the national paper, there was only this one perfect-scoring essay…”
When the teachers asked, they did so with hope, perhaps one of their students had excelled unexpectedly.
But now, listening to the content, they felt it wasn’t in the style of any of their students.
A few teachers looked towards Teacher Yang once again.
He just waited quietly in front of the computer, occasionally sipping tea, not joining in the discussions with others.
They all felt today’s Teacher Yang…
seed sowhat unfathomable…
At 9 a.m., the college entrance examination inquiry system updated.
Sounds of click-clacking keyboards and crisp mouse clicks began to fill the office.
They were rushing to be one of the first ones; the students’ scores were updating in waves.
As more and more student scores were entered into the system, the city-wide rankings would refresh every few minutes.
For instance, on Zhao Yuhuan’s end, when she first checked the ‘Graceful Young Lady’s’ score, the total score was 621, ranking her 2nd in the entire school, 53rd in the city.
Then, a minute later upon refresh, she dropped to 23rd in the school, 100th in the city.
It was expected that her ranking would drop even further after a while.
With a total score of 621, and only 110 in math, even if this ti the math was difficult and the average scores were low, it wasn’t a high score; she probably wouldn’t make it into the top 200 in the city.
Despite ranking 97th city-wide in the last mock exam, her ranking plumted so much, it was a severe regression.
Zhao Yuhuan started checking scores with the few students in her class who had made it into the top 100 city-wide in the mock exam.
She had already deleted the ‘Graceful Young Lady’s’ student ID from the search box, no longer concerned with her score, and turned to check other students.
At this mont, countless students, parents, and teachers across the country were checking scores, while backend data operators continued to feverishly enter scores into the system, causing it to be intermittently operative.
Most of the ti, the website was extrely laggy, jerky, and would often pause while buffering, especially right when the scores were about to display, causing imnse frustration for the teachers, who resorted to calling their students to check if they could see their scores.
The office was abuzz with voices, confusion for those whose scores didn’t et expectations, and laughter and delight for those who had perford better than in the mock exams.
It was a mix of joy and sorrow for different households.
But teachers still cared about the students’ feelings regardless of their performance, encouraging everyone in the end, and also reminding them of the ti to return to school.
Teacher Yang was the slowest with his fingers, he…
wanted to cherish the happiness steadily!
While most teachers started checking with the top students, nobody could have guessed that Teacher Yang didn’t start with Zhou Yao but instead entered Xia Ye’s student ID first in the dialogue box.
After verifying there were no errors, Teacher Yang’s finger pressed ‘Enter’ with a snap—
Score: Not available.
Ranking: Not available.
Teacher Yang’s eyes narrowed, having built up anticipation for half a day.
But it was still early, and it was normal for the results not to be out yet.
By 10 a.m., almost all student scores were out.
The student temporarily ranking as number one in the school was from the elite second class.
Total score 704, ranking 4th city-wide.
The class teacher of the second class, a tall and thin male teacher, was slightly trembling with a glimr of hope as he leaned over to Zhao Yuhuan’s side and asked softly, “Has Tian Ye from your class…
gotten his results yet?”
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