The school, they said, might also move some lockers into high-use spots. Administrators may also tear out some dividers and create double-sized locker suites for musical instruments and bulky ...

9 Times 'High School Musical' Gave You Unrealistic Expectations About High School. ... You’d be able to get away with painting your locker pink just because you were the star of the drama ...

Renovation work left J. J. Pearce High School theater program without a theater. But after rehearsing all over the place, they're headed to a national theater festival.

"High School Musical" premiered on Disney Channel in 2006, and the film is full of sneaky details. Interesting costume choices make characters like Troy and Chad stand out in scenes. Fans of the ...

Student use of lockers has dwindled since Dover Area School District implemented a device for every student — often called a one-to-one program — at the beginning of the 2016-17 school year.

High School Musical 2, the 70th Disney Channel Original Movie, was directed by Kenny Ortega. During "Bet on It," Efron breaks out in an angry dance as his character, Troy Bolton. He sings ...

High School Musical 2, the sequel to the 2006 Disney hit, premiered in 2007 and follows the same cast of characters as they work their summer jobs at a country club.The "Bet on It" scene happens ...

SALT LAKE CITY — It's been 10 years since "High School Musical" stars Troy Bolton and Gabriella Montez fell in love at Utah's East High School, yet fans still visit the public school on nearly a ...

So it's a little early for back to school shopping but with a price like this, why not?For just $3.90 -- marked down from $12.99 -- you can buy your youngster a High School Musical "Locker Gear" kit.

“High School Musical” was the rare made-for-TV movie that transcended its humble origins and captivated a generation of teens and tweens ... stomps through the sweaty men’s gym locker room.

“High School Musical” was the rare made-for-TV movie that transcended its humble origins and captivated a generation of teens and tweens when it premiered on Jan. 20, 2006.

Renovation work left J. J. Pearce High School theater program without a theater. But after rehearsing all over the place, they're headed to a national theater festival.