Beverly (Miss Hillson), unfortunately, finds herself in the unfortunate position of being one of the most junior teachers at the school. Consequently, she was unaware of the fact that some of her fellow teachers had placed certain students on their "no" list. This left her with a handful of problematic students in her class. To make matters worse, due to district cutbacks, there is a shortage of teachers, resulting in overloaded classrooms. Despite her attempts to seek assistance from Principal Harris, Miss Hillson had no luck. As a last resort, she turns to Bob (Mr. Coleman), to see if he ...

Beverly (Miss Hillson), unfortunately, finds herself in the unfortunate position of being one of the most junior teachers at the school. Consequently, she was unaware of the fact that some of her fellow teachers had placed certain students on their "no" list. This left her with a handful of problematic students in her class. To make matters worse, due to district cutbacks, there is a shortage of teachers, resulting in overloaded classrooms. Despite her attempts to seek assistance from Principal Harris, Miss Hillson had no luck. As a last resort, she turns to Bob (Mr. Coleman), to see if he would be willing to take a few of her students. Understandably, Bob is not particularly thrilled about the idea of taking on additional students, especially those with behavioral issues. Initially, he declines Beverly's request. However, upon witnessing her desperation to have these students removed from her class, Bob comes up with a proposition that could potentially benefit both teachers. This proposition arises from the fact that Beverly is an attractive individual. In other words ONE HOT TEACHER!