``chapter 1: the plot

WELCOME TO NEW YORK!!

Congratulations! You have been invited to attend one of the world's most prestigious and unique school's. The Franklin D. Roosevelt school for boys and Eleanor Roosevelt school for girls have made names for themselves as not only being among the most exclusive schools in the world, but unlike other schools they are neither high schools or colleges. They are in fact both!

Out of the indecisiveness of many New Yorker upper class teenagers on what to do with their lives after High School at the ages of 18 and 19 a group of well renown families came together and found the Roosevelt Foundation which would ultimately instate a high profile schooling system that could help those spoiled rich brats to gain 2 years more time to decide where their pampered life would lead them. Students do attend both schools for four years but they begin their first years at these schools as juniors in high school as opposed to freshmen. They then continue through their senior year at the end of which they receive their high school diploma then have the option to move on to college or return for their first two years of college. After all, the first two years of college are filled with general education classes and who can help you set your college path better then somebody who has spent your last two years of high school to get to know you. The aim is to keep their kids from falling into common social schemes like drugs and partying while being indifferent about their future plans. Statistics have shown that by the age of 20, students of both Roosevelt schools generally have a broader understanding of what responsibilities lie ahead and how to face them.

While both schools are extremely exclusive and only those receiving invitations may attend, there is still a scholarship program in place to aid highly gifted and intelligent students from public schools to apply. This is mainly due to the reason that rich kids in general don't care to much about good grades and to keep the national and international high standard up the Foundation has decided to spike their numbers with some more committed students who generally are considered outcasts among the rich and famous. As you can see either school is perfect. Sex, scandal, drugs, revenge. All are things that happen at this exclusive prep school on a daily basis but the question we give you is; are you up to the challenge of facing what these schools have to offer, or are you in too deep?