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Degrassi: Next Class

Created by Linda Schuyler, Yan Moore

2016–2017

Follow a group of high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors from Degrassi Community School, a fictional school in Toronto, Ontario, as they encounter some of the typical issues and challenges common to a teenager's life.

First aired
4 Jan 2016
Episode length
24 min
Country
Canada
Language
English
Writers
Alejandro Alcoba, Celeste Bronfman, Courtney Jane Walker and 4 others
Cinematography
Mitchell T. Ness
Editor
Jason B. Irvine
Executive producers
Anne Loi, Josh Scherba, Linda Schuyler and 4 others
Producer
Michael Bawcutt
Elsewhere
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Seasons · 40 episodes

  • Season 1

    2016

    Degrassi's next generation of high-tech newbies and returning students navigates real-world high school drama. If you're a teen, this is your life.

  • Season 2

    2016

    The Hollingsworth family must deal with the aftermath of the events of Degrassi’s Snow Ball that saw students forced into a school lockdown. Meanwhile, friendly pranking takes a very bad turn after the Degrassi girls volleyball team retaliates and goes too far against the rival team from Northern Tech. Also, favourite Degrassi alum are back and Student Body President Tristan will do whatever it takes to make the celebration an unforgettable one.

  • Season 3

    2017

    The season begins revealing the outcome of the devastating bus crash – many are injured and one student is left in critical condition. Degrassi opens its doors to an influx of Syrian refugees, but when some unexpected tensions arise, so do the student politics. Meanwhile, a post on Hastygram sparks a debate about social media etiquette and what is, or isn’t, appropriate to share publically.

  • Season 4

    2017

    The students return to school from their winter break, many for their final semester. Still reeling from the reality of Maya’s accident, Degrassi Community School is carefully monitoring everyone’s mental health and ensuring that all students have someone to talk to.

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