First Test

Aiko walked into class in her usual formal attire. As she sat down she called "Attention..." And the majority of the students stopped their gossiping and focused on her, while two delinquents were ignoring her, she finished with "Students" And the abruptly sagged in their seats as they felt suddenly drained to the point they could barely lift their pencils. "Today is the first exam of the year, pretty basic stuff. Morality, Law, and order of operations in regards to crisis situations. You should already know your priorities when arriving on a scene and this should all be simple. You'll have about an hour so take your time with the written portions. Remember, you are striving to become HEROES! I believe in you all, so prove me right."

She pulled out a stack of papers, and walked down the front of the class handing a fourth of the stack to the first seat to pass back and so on. "And remember, if I catch you peeking at someone elses paper, it'll be a lot harder for you to write your answers within the time limit. So behave." She added, before returning to her seat and setting an timer on her normal everyday phone. "You may begin." She said, at the same time as the delinquets straightened back up and exhaled a sigh of relief and got to work.

Very few students dared to cheat in her classes due to how harsh the punishment was - Failure to complete a test could drop you an entire grade if it were important enough. So most of her time was spent browsing and posting on social media. Praising whatever inane things her fans wanted to show her. Some were great deeds, like cleaning a beach of trash or organizing a clothing drive for homeless, and those got the biggest amount of hearts and smile emojis in response, while others were ah...Stuff she hoped none of the students caught a glimpse of. These got a simple 'Cool' or in extreme cases nothing at all. But the majority were just simple daily kindnesses that they did, the reasons may not always be altruistic but it was a constant force of good all over the nation from those who wanted to recieve her praise and the attention that came with it. Without lifting a finger she was having a presence all over the place.

She went to the school website and submitted her faculty lunch order. Some Wagyu beef dish that was excessively expensive like every option she was presented. Sometimes she wnet down in person to get less fancy - slightly atleast, food. Really the school wasn't perfect, but nobody could complain about the quality of the food even a Top 10 Hero like herself.

Most of the students were having an easy time of it since the questions were extremely simple or obvious. Saving innocent lives over chasing villains and how to quickly form into teams for rescue based on skills, how to convey your quirks uses succinctly in an emergency to whoever was organizing the efforts, where and when your quirk was actually needed when it came to a criminal act, how much force was authorized in response to several given threats. Repeated questions with ethnicities changed, or one or more participants being mutants instead of normal humans. It was as much psychological profiling as anything. Not all who made it to this level of schooling would be cut out for hero work, and it was simple tests like these that could drastically alter the path of their upcoming careers. Too many concerning answers and they might be dropped entirely.

She had pretty much covered the *correct* procedure for everything in class before this point, but there were always a few people who had the wrong mindset. Her job was to nudge them in the right direction, often that was a matter of helping them work through their anger in a healthier way than beating the snot out of villains. Afterall de-escalating a situation should be high priority when nobody is immediately in danger.