Mr. Student Body President - Episode Guide

At Berenger High School, student body President Tyler Prendergast and his cabinet spar with new Principal Renee Helfrick over the school's new social media policy.

Reeling from scandal and the loss of his closest advisor, Tyler puts his faith in the annual Mr. Berenger pageant in hopes of repairing his image and mending fences with the in-crowd. But the new political landscape at Berenger High means anyone could be a threat - even his own student council.

Berenger's faculty is in an uproar over the school board's decision to readmit eight expelled students, each one infamous for terrorizing the school in their own way. Hadley's secret source for intel is revealed, and gives her news that may indicate a brewing plot to dethrone Tyler.

The political fallout continues at Berenger, in the wake of Hadley's exposé to the school board and the return of several expelled students. Unsettling similarities to past events lead Tyler and Hadley to reconsider how their alliance began.

One of Tyler's few remaining allies in Student Government hands in a resignation letter. Tyler attempts to trade carpool access for political favors, while Hadley discovers an untapped political resource via a group of girls who claim to somehow be "friends with everyone."

Hadley and Tyler make moves to diminish the in-crowd's influence at Berenger, starting with the annual student vs. faculty "Staffsketball" game. Fearful that their longstanding status is being threatened, the popular kids reach a decision that could alter the political balance at Berenger forever.

Tyler suppresses fears that a Staffsketball game without popular kids may result in the first Student Team loss in school history, while Hadley catches wind of an in-crowd conspiracy to revive "Chadebra" — Berenger High's most formidable power couple.

The resurrection of Berenger High's most influential "it couple," Chadebra, causes a major shift in school power dynamics. Tyler worries what Chad and Debra will do with their restored political clout, while potentially sinister changes get made within the prom committee.

Chadebra overhauls Berenger's dress code policy to distract the student body from the in-crowd's real goal: transforming prom into an invite-only popularity contest. Meanwhile, Tyler and Hadley struggle to craft a compelling message for their cause.

Tyler and Hadley's plan to create an open-source Spring Break experience results in Berenger's first-ever "Tylerfest." Addison finds a possible ally in school newspaper reporter Owen Pushkin. Meanwhile, the in-crowd indulges poolside at their own private Spring Break - but not everyone is feeling like one of the cool kids.

Tylerfest threatens to grow beyond Tyler and Hadley's control as Addison, driven by vengeance, makes moves against them. Johnsmeyer confronts Blair about her newfound status in the in-crowd. The Bad Apples repay a debt.

Tyler's Spring Break-related successes leave him with a team of devoted followers for the first time ever, pushing Hadley to the margins. Chadebra wastes no time hitting the campaign trail against Tyler, using their status as Prom Committee for leverage. After staging an elaborate promposal, the duo announces a new protocol that promises to shake up the Berenger social order. Former Berenger laughing stock, Chris "Boner kid" Dubin, seizes an opportunity.

Hadley's viability as a candidate is in jeopardy after leaked campaign footage reveals her dictator-like qualities. Role reverse when Tyler takes on the task of grooming Hadley for an important interview on the Morning Announcements. But when announcements anchor Kaylee Cozzalino brings up her checkered past, Hadley's temper resurfaces.

New Principal Pat Corker arrives at Berenger with a spirit of optimism. Best friends Brandon Wu and Brandon Greebs quickly run afoul of Corker's new administration with their STI-themed entry to the Science Fair. Chadebra come out in favor of Corker's ban on the Brandons' project, while Tyler and Hadley struggle to balance their campaign with the responsibility of government. Crabs Fever begins to overtake the school.

Tyler and Hadley fight to keep their campaign afloat as tensions between the Brandons and New Principal Pat Corker come to a head. Derek Grody begins to suspect he will be outed as "patient zero" of the Berenger crabs epidemic, providing a political opportunity for Chad and Debra. The Earth Day Fun Run falls into the wrong hands.

Tyler and Hadley encourage the creation of a senior superlatives-themed award show in a cunning play to highlight the in-crowd's elitism. "Superlatives" hosts Chad and Debra find themselves blindsided by a wave of populist resentment that results in the creation of highly individualized, "alternative yearbooks." A brand-new, dark horse candidate for Student Body President emerges.

Blair McGunty's campaign gets off to an awkward start at the first Presidential debate. Chad and Debra make a shocking announcement. Computer Basics teacher Mr. Brooks inadvertently alters the course of the campaign. Hadler focuses on damage control while struggling to compete against Chadebra and the in-crowds' aggressive fundraising efforts.

While en route to prom, Hadler are summoned into Chadebra's limousine for a private chat. The opposing teams argue over who should get credit for Berenger's new "universal prom," and differ on the dangers posed by the candidacy of Blair McGunty. Tyler and Hadley seek political advice from a former co-worker and rival.

Prom becomes a battlefield for Berenger's presidential hopefuls. Tyler and Hadley quickly transition from attempting to take credit for prom to shifting blame, as sophomores Lee and Claudia endeavor to make the night a big win for the Bl'Gunty campaign. Chadebra battle to regain control of the night with more than one secret weapon in their back pocket. Matt Johnsmeyer learns the horrifying truth about his duties as Senior Class President.

During the final hour of the campaign, Tyler and Hadley resort to drastic measures in hopes of counteracting Chadebra's much-beloved prom proposal. Blair struggles with the loss of her populist base, while Matt Johnsmeyer tries to impeach himself before Tyler isn't president anymore. New Principal Pat Corker reveals election results.

On the last day of school at Berenger High, Berenger's new student council gets sworn in. Matt Johnsmeyer unleashes his wrath upon all who have wronged him over the past four years, only to learn that graduation may be further away than he thought. Tyler and Hadley say their goodbyes to their numerous foes in the senior class, and prepare for their own upcoming senior year. The fate of Chadebra is revealed.

Tyler eagerly welcomes his new student government to the state leadership summer retreat, hosted by school board president Eric Rice. Hadley wonders why everyone isn't using the time to prepare for the forthcoming school year, while Tyler can't get over the fact that his cabinet exhibits the least leadership qualities of any other school, by far. While his cabinet remains miserable, Tyler unexpectedly hits it off with the Student Body President of a rival school.

When Co-Presidents Tyler and Hadley arrive on campus for the first day of their senior year, it quickly becomes apparent that they have very different ideas for their new administration. With Homecoming looming, an opportunity presents itself that could unite their agendas and allow them to find common ground - but that may leave Hadley feeling more invested than she anticipated.