ABC’s ‘Abbott Elementary’ Gets Renewed for Season Two

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Everyone’s favorite elementary school will be opening up its doors again! According to the official Instagram of Quinta Brunson’s hit ABC sitcom, Abbott Elementary, the Abbott crew is making their way back onto our TV screens for a second season.

Starring Brunson herself, the highly-acclaimed workplace mockumentary follows a quirky group of teachers (and an unconventional principal) at a Philadelphia grade school. Each coming from different walks of life but dedicated to the same cause, the series comically captures the staff banding together to provide a good education for their students.

Season one of Abbott Elementary made its premiere in December of 2021 and has since received a load of loyal viewers.

Alongside Brunson stars Tyler James Williams, Janelle James, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Lisa Ann Walter, and Chris Perfetti.

See the official announcement below!

The show is also set to return from its break with all-new episodes on March 22nd!

Check out some of Twitter’s reactions to the news!

 

Ashley Blackwell
Ashley Blackwell
Ashley Blackwell is an entertainment writer and social media content creator whose only goals are to keep soaring for success. Born in the bible belt of the south, Alabama, her passion for writing rapidly grew at an early age. With a strong imagination and a love for the pen, Ashley used writing as a platform to express herself. Starting out doing freelance lifestyle blogging, Ashley soon discovered her love for entertainment and pop culture. She then went on to write for a variety of popular online publications such as Baller Alert, Kontrol Girl—a sister brand to Kontrol Magazine, and Polish Magazine. She is now a proud writer, celebrity interviewer, and editor for Parlé Magazine. Aside from writing, Ashley enjoys music, reading, all things beauty, traveling, and spending time with her family.
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