Running to the corridor too early
Finish the room interaction and confirm the next objective before leaving the classroom area.
Walkthrough/School
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School / Chapter 2 walkthrough
The School run visibly moves through food, classroom or cleaning work, math, carried items or keys, library and monitor tasks, pursuit, and escape. Follow the live HUD when the order differs. A visible community-source label explains the School phase groups for classroom, item, library, monitor, survival, and escape tasks.
Start at my current phaseFood/classroom/cleaning → math → item or key handling → library/monitor → pursuit recovery → escape
Live run companion
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School · Phase 1 of 6
Finish the food, classroom, or cleaning prompt
The checked School run begins with changing objective-led interactions. The corridor is not the objective until the HUD sends you there.Look for this
An eating, classroom, or cleaning instruction on the objective display.
Before you move on
- The objective changes to a new room, object, or activity.
- You can identify which opening interaction was completed.
If this phase fails
- If the prompt remains, retry the nearest matching interaction once.
- If another player moved ahead, ask what objective they now see.
What we are not guessing: Public gameplay supports these task families, not a permanent list of exact labels or one unchanging order.
Check the actions you have confirmed
I’m stuck now
What broke the run?
School recovery
Trace the School task dependency
- Read whether the HUD names classroom, math, an item, library, or monitor.
- Retry the last matching interaction once.
- Check whether a carried item or previous activity is incomplete.
- Ask what objective teammates currently see.
Use this guide safely
What stays useful—and what can change.
The route desk follows what is visible in the checked game footage and official surfaces. It does not convert one recorded run into permanent game rules.
- The School run uses a changing objective display.
- Visible task families include food, classroom or cleaning work, math, items or keys, library and monitor interactions.
- Pursuit occurs between task phases and can interrupt the route.
- Public gameplay supports the escape sequence, while the HUD remains the current-order authority.
- The exact wording and order of every School objective.
- Fixed item or key locations after future updates.
- Teacher or principal patrol routes, speeds, and detection rules.
- Exact math questions, fixed answers, and difficulty reward differences.
Co-op without chaos
Three jobs. One objective state.
- 01Task player
Handles the classroom, math, library, or monitor prompt and waits for the HUD transition.
- 02Corridor watcher
Calls the threat location and keeps the return path understandable during pursuit.
- 03Item carrier
Keeps the current key or carried item tied to the objective and stays with the group.
Run killers
Four mistakes that erase good progress.
Copying an old math answer
Use the activity shown in your own run. The guide does not treat a recorded answer as permanent.
Separating from the item carrier
The team can reach the next room and still fail to progress if the relevant carried item is elsewhere.
Guessing a patrol route
Use current visual and audio information. No fixed teacher or principal patrol is claimed here.