Preview — Abbott Elementary Season 2 Episode 19: Festival
The growing threat from Legendary Charter Schools takes center stage on Abbott Elementary Season 2 Episode 19, “Festival.”
Legendary Charter Schools has been a vague threat to Abbott all season, but as we enter the final stretch of Season 2, that threat is getting very real.
Abbott Elementary Season 2 Episode 18, “Teacher Appreciation,” revealed that the district is planning to meet to consider the petition to turn Abbott into a Charter School.
To save the school from that fate, the team puts together their own counter petition. At Ava’s suggestion, they even organize a festival to bring people together and collect signatures.
It’s a solid plan until Draemond, the owner of Legendary, crashes the festival to disrupt the team’s efforts to keep Abbott a public school.
Whether Draemond successfully stops the counter petition or not, it’s safe to assume that this won’t be the last we see of him or his efforts to take over the school this season. This is only round one of their direct confrontation.
Who do you think will this round? What other tricks to you think Legendary has up their sleeve to try to take over Abbott?
Check out the photos below for a preview!
Episode description: Abbott Elementary rallies together to fight the threat from Legendary Charter Schools. Ava pitches a festival to draw parents to school and collect their signatures for a petition. However, Draemond shows up with the intention of derailing the event.
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Abbott Elementary airs Wednesdays at 9/8c on ABC.
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