School moments.

Morning routine.

Inside the classroom are pupils who differ from one another.

As the Nation prepared for President Obama’s pep talk to America’s children to stay in school; one Prescott, Arizona Superintendent believes his students are not intelligent enough to hear it. Has our country been invaded by a ultra-right winged paranoid faction determined to black out the illumination of intelligent thought and common sense with hypocritical nay-saying and fear-mongering chants because they failed to evolve beyond the 17th century?

Some adult who doesn’t deal with kids thought this one up…

Two Junior high girls overhear a conversation about an old house and search for it and find the property. Babs’ father buys it for her to fix up for a Halloween party. The girls have some surprises in store for them when they discover what they have discovered.

The girls decide to make a live in museum out of the house and undertake converting the house for tourists.

Babs and page are selling some of the antiques from the house to help off set the cost of upkeep and modernization. Beverly gets to visit Boston.

A new school year. The girls start their senior year. Beverly Hodges has been giving tours of the house and visiting with guest, giving tea parties.

The ghost saves page from her admirer who had more than a goodnight kiss in mind. The girls find out about other ghosts and more valuables.