412 people. One roster.
Everyone Cedar Hollow supports, by name, in one place.
Four hundred and twelve people. Every one of them on one roster, in one place. Whose check-ins are on, whose are paused, who hasn’t started yet. Nobody has to ask around.
A name and a plain word. Nothing ranked, nothing scored.
A pale open field holding four hundred and twelve small soft dots. They settle together into one calm block labelled four hundred and twelve people, and beside it a roster card brings seven names forward, each with one plain word: Walt Ames, Ines Paredes, Della Fitzgerald-Moss, Ruthie Nakamura and Clement Ozols with check-ins on, Otis Reyes paused, and Hae-won Suh not started yet. Nothing is ranked, counted or sorted by who needs attention.