Warnings at Waverly Academy

The Case:

You, as Nancy Drew, are undercover at a prestigious girls' boarding school to discover the culprit behind threatening notes and dangerous accidents aimed at its valedictorian candidates! Is there a secret someone wants to protect or are the girls playing games to scare away the competition - permanently? Solve the mystery before the threats turn deadly and you're expelled!

The Suspects/Character Profiles:

 Izzy Romero: The Queen Bee herself, Izzy is at the top of the social ladder. She's the student body president and the life of the party. Keeping her crown as the queen of the school is no easy feat though. Is she resorting to scare tactics to keep everyone else from threatening her position at the top?

 Mel Corbalis: A self-professed outcast and a recluse, Mel spends most of her time disliking the social cliques in school and practicing her cello. She was automatically accepted because she comes from a long line of alumnae, but she doesn't really want to attend Waverly. Would she send threats to the other girls to bring down the social ladder?

 Leela Yadav: Leela is the all-star athlete, who is as fierce at competing academically as she is on the soccer field. With the race for valedictorian heating up and the contenders so close in rank, would Leela's need to win at all costs drive her to make drastic plans to gain the competitive edge?

 Corine Myers: Although Corine may be the smartest of the valedictorian candidates, she doesn't really fit in with the group. The other girls think she tries too hard to be popular and don't include her in their parties. If Corine can't join the 'in-crowd', then maybe she can get their attention in other ways...

 Rachel Hubbard: Three weeks ago, Rachel nearly had the title for valedictorian in the bag, but then she failed a test! In order for her to regain the lead, all of the other girls would also need to fail a test or paper. Scaring the other girls with threatening notes from the Black Cat would certainly distract them from their studies...

Playing the Game:

Walkthrough (where to go, who to talk to, etc.)

Cheats (puzzle solutions, Easter eggs, etc.)