Drama High

Jayd Jackson, who has finally completed her advanced placement exams, tries to deal with the drama surrounding her at her mother's house while attempting to focus on spirit lessons and her hair braiding business.

After Jayd Jackson fails her pre-test exam for the Advanced Placement exams, she knows it is time to get down to business, so she joins a study group and befriends a whole new crew, which upsets her old friends.

During her summer vacation, Jayd manages the duties of becoming a debutante along with her increasing psychic powers and her friend Mickey's jealousy.

African-American high school junior Jayd Jackson tries to juggle conflict with her ex-boyfriend and his current girlfriend while starting a new relationship with a half-Jewish white boy.

Sixteen-year-old Jayd Jackson is determined to start her junior year drama free, but she soon learns that life in her new predominately white high school is not the same as her tough inner city school as she tries to stop a fight that could ruin everything she has worked for.

Jayd and her friends, fed up with the way the school is handling Cultural Awareness Day, decide to form the first African Student Union, much to the administration's disapproval, and a new Latino sophomore catches Jayd's eye.

While dealing with her friend Mickey's possible pregnancy and her conniving rival Misty, Jayd is torn between her ex, Jeremy, who is trying to get on the basketball team, and Rah, who is on the rebound, and must reconnect with her powerful lineage to escape the drama.

Jayd must use her powers as a conjure woman to help her deal with the drama at school as well as at home when a powerful rival comes to town, bringing trouble for Jayd and her family.

Jayd tries to do well in school as she deals with saving her relationship with Rah, helping her friend Mickey who is being asked to leave school after the birth of her baby, and learning how to earn extra money from making hair potions.

African-American high school junior Jayd Jackson sees trouble brewing when her white classmates grow hostile over her friend Nellie running for homecoming princess.