Students against the staff, and the whole gym yelling.
Hosted game shows for the school calendar: an assembly where homerooms go head to head on questions about your own school, a family trivia night your PTO can run on a weeknight, an after-prom that keeps seniors busy all night, and late nights for college activities boards. Clean content, sound that carries a gym, and a host who keeps every grade in it. SouthCoast, South Shore and Cape Cod.
From the morning assembly to the after-prom.
The Assembly Showdown
Homerooms against each other, or the students against the staff, on the Quiz Show with categories about your own school: the mascot, the teachers, the building's history, the year so far. Up to ten homerooms or grades on the board, and every clue up on the big screen.
An assembly that speaks your school's language, and the one the building talks about at lunch.
How the Quiz Show playsPTO Family Trivia Night
Families play together on a parent's phone, hundreds of players at once, with the questions on the big screen and a leaderboard the kids can read. A weeknight at dinnertime, rounds short enough for the little ones, and a host working the room while they play.
The After-Prom All-Nighter
Parent committees want every senior busy every minute. We bring buzzer trivia for a room full of teams, the prize wheel, karaoke and the enclosed photo booth, and the games keep rotating so there's always something going on.
How buzzer trivia playsCollege Late Night
Alcohol-free Thursday to Saturday programming for student activities boards: drop-in buzzer trivia, a text-message emoji race for a room full of phones, and karaoke for the brave.
The quick-fire gamesScreens from the games in our library, not event photos.
Clean, loud, and fair.
- Clean is the rule. Every question is read before the day, and nothing personal, romantic or edgy makes the cut.
- Your school's language. The mascot, the teachers who are good sports, and the traditions your students already know.
- Every homeroom gets a turn. Contestants rotate fast, and nobody gets dragged up who doesn't want to be.
- Our sound. A speaker that carries a gym, because a school PA was never built for a game show.
- Short rounds for younger grades, with quiet ways to play alongside the loud ones.
- Your staff stay in charge. We work with the teachers and the chaperones, never around them.
Easy for the front office.
Check your date
Assemblies fit around the school calendar, and after-prom committees book months ahead.
Get the quote in writing
A number the principal or the PTO budget can hold, before anyone gets on a phone.
We write the rounds
Send the mascot, the staff who are in on it, and the inside jokes that are fair game.
Show day
Set up before the students arrive, and the room left the way we found it.
Four people with a calendar to fill.
Principals
An assembly that celebrates what the school is already building, with grades as teams and the staff as good sports.
The Assembly ShowdownPTOs and PTAs
A family night that fills the cafeteria on a weeknight, and a fundraiser for when the budget needs one.
Family Trivia Night, the School CupAfter-prom committees
A night that keeps every senior busy, with the games, the booth and the music in one booking.
The After-Prom All-NighterCollege activities boards
Late nights, welcome week and orientation, with drop-in games for a crowd that comes and goes.
College Late NightThe honest answers.
Is the content safe for school?
Yes. Every question is read before the day, clean is the rule, and the principal can see the rounds ahead of time.
What does the gym need?
A screen or projector we can plug into, power, and a corner to set up in. We bring the sound, the buzzers, the games and the host.
Does it work for younger grades?
Yes, with shorter rounds, easier categories and quiet ways to play alongside the loud ones. The phone games are for families and colleges, not for younger students on their own.
How do we pay?
An invoice with a W-9, so the business office can pay it the way it pays every vendor.
Create a buzz in the gym.
Tell us the school, the grades and the date, and we'll tell you which show fits.