<human>: Dear reddit, today, I seriously fucked up.

Some exposition: As you might know, school is finishing up in the US right now and today was my last day of school. Every year my school has an award called the "Charger Of The Year Award" which recognizes two students (a boy and a girl) for being an outstanding example of what it means to be a Charger.

All the students, faculty, and some parents of graduating students gathered in the gym and packed the bleachers and folding chairs to recognize this award, along with celebrate the end of the school year. After announcing the nominees for this award, me included, the suspense began to build and at this moments a teacher tapped on my shoulder from behind.

At this point I was thoroughly confused. The teacher told me I didn't know who she was and I wasn't in her class, but she wanted me to walk down to the bottom of the bleachers. I asked her what was happening and if I had one the award, but she was already motioning me down the stairs to the floor. Amongst all the commotion, I couldn't hear who the winner was, but only that  everyone was cheering.

Without wanting the delay the ceremony I jumped to my feet with a smile on my face and began strutting down the stairs ready to receive my award. Apparently, many others students hadn't heard who won because everyone started staring at me, cheering and chanting my name.

As I reached the bottom of the bleachers, I looked up on the podium, only to find someone else already shaking my principles hand. I looked around in a whirlwind of confusion still not sure what had happened, to find my entire school staring at me.  It seemed the room got silent as I realized what I had just done and almost fell to my knees in disbelief of what I had just done. I took the walk of shame back up to my seat, everyone still quiet and looking at me.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: I walked down in front of my entire school thinking I had won and award, only to realize I had made a huge mistake and the award was not for me.