School of Rock

When a rival group steals their song at the Battle of the Bands, the group decides to use an original song to show off their rock star power.

When the group's music teacher holds practice every day for the school concert, they must juggle both bands while protecting their secret.

After losing their entrance fee for the Battle of the Bands, they must work together to earn enough money again.

Zack gets poached by another band right before the Battle of the Bands audition, and winds up learning a lesson about loyalty.

When Tomika tries too hard to be like her favorite artist, she unintentionally hurts her friends; Dewey tries to prove his music credibility by claiming to know a music legend.

The band books its first gig, but when the members cannot decide on a name, they split into two bands.

When Zack's dad catches him on the electric guitar at home, he moves Zack to another class with less distraction, causing Dewey and the kids to rebel.

While searching to find her role in the band, Summer sets out to become the band's songwriter, but has difficulty finding any true inspiration.

Principal Mullins installs surveillance cameras in all the classrooms, putting the band's secret in danger.

When Summer asks Tomika for help to become the lead singer, Tomika must choose between helping her friend or going for the role of lead singer herself.

Dewey, a down-on-his-luck musician, poses as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school and uniquely inspires his overachieving students to take a risk and create a secret rock band.

When Principal Mullins goes home sick, Mr. Finn's class decides to celebrate Halloween in school. 

Summer's attempt to share a locker with Freddy sets off a chain reaction of locker-switching that puts the whole band out of sync.

When their regular teacher returns, the children must find a way to get Dewey back and keep their rock and roll dreams alive.

When Dewey’s old band gets to play his dream venue at the Austin Music Festival, he is forced to make a choice between his former life and School of Rock.

When Dewey's old band gets to play his dream venue at the Austin Music Festival, he is forced to make a choice between his former life and School of Rock.

The whole band works together to get Zack to look perfect for photo day, so he can finally have a picture on his parents' mantle at home.

Freddy looks for a response from Summer after telling her how he feels; the band agrees to help Dewey save a local ice cream shop, but first has to get out of an escape room challenge arranged by Principal Mullins.

Freddy's decision to reveal his feelings for Summer backfires after his anonymous note leads to a series of misunderstandings.

When School of Rock attempts to become the leading quinceanera band in Austin, everything seems to go wrong, thanks to a scary movie.

The band holds a rummage sale to raise money after their instruments get stolen; Tomika sells a sentimental item of Summer's, then tries to remember its significance to her as she attempts to repair their friendship.

Summer takes pity on the band's nemesis, Justin from Night Lizard, after he falls on hard times, and agrees to help his music career despite her friends' caution.

Tomika is inspired by the play, "Hamilton," to create her own hip-hop musical about the Alamo; Freddy is determined to use the play to get closer to Summer.

Tomika and Summer's friendship becomes strained when Summer starts to take care of the only creature that Tomika fears -- an adorable puppy.

Freddy writes a song about the band being so supportive, but they find it difficult to be honest with him when it comes to how they feel about it.

Tomika goes to great lengths to prove she is cool to the new girl in school, eventually lying about knowing a music superstar.

While Tomika and Summer try to get Kale into the school's holiday pageant, Zack, Lawrence, and Dewey try to recreate Freddy's Christmas traditions because he is spending the holidays without his mom for the first time.

After comic books get banned at school, Tomika decides to create her own comic, but accidentally upsets her friends by not drawing them in the best light.

Summer tries to get a job at her favorite store in the mall to earn money for a new phone, but the job is offered to Tomika instead.

Summer has an identity crisis after getting her first B, and it is up to the band to make sure that the changes she is going through are not permanent.

An online review of the band labels Tomika as the leader, sparking a competition between the children to seize the spotlight in the group.

The band decides to make a music video, but when Tomika and Freddy have different ideas about the video's creative direction, it causes a rift in the group.

When the band gets a new classmate who is unable to keep a secret, it threatens the future of the band.

When Freddy tells the band that his family is moving to Canada, they all work together to come up with a plan to convince his mother to let him stay.