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Class Dismissed (2023)

Class Dismissed is a hilarious new comedy web series centered around three grade school friends - Liz, the sassy television extra turned teacher's aide, Anne, the easy going, free spirited first grade teacher who, uses yoga and ti chi to teach her students Math and English, and BJ, the loud-mouthed PE teacher/failed comedian. After years apart, these laughable characters find themselves reunited back at the same elementary school... only this time they're in charge. What happens in the teachers lounge, stays in the teachers lounge.
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Class Dismissed is a hilarious new comedy web series centered around three grade school friends - Liz, the sassy television extra turned teacher's aide, Anne, the easy going, free spirited first grade teacher who, uses yoga and ti chi to teach her students Math and English, and BJ, the loud-mouthed PE teacher/failed comedian. After years apart, these laughable characters find themselves reunited back at the same elementary school... only this time they're in charge. What happens in the teachers lounge, stays in the teachers lounge.

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Thomas Lazare
Written By:Thomas Lazare, Nakia Burrise
In Theaters:7/4/2023
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Sovereign City Entertainment

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