B.Y. High is a real high school now, with real projects, real studies. And real problems.

The problem of Elisheva. She's talented, diligent - and drowning in a sea of unfinished homework. Yet the more she tries to pull herself out, the deeper she seems to sink. Can Elisheva survive in this very new and challenging environment, without abandoning the music that is such an important part of her life?

The problem of Rochel. She's savvy, she's sophisticated. And she's absolutely miserable. Can anyone break through the walls she's so carefully built around her? And will she ever be part of a real family again?

The problem of Tamar. In her native town of Kedzie, Tamar knew what she wanted to do - and did it. But here in Bloomfield, she's finding it hard to make her mark. Doesn't anyone need her?

Tough questions, tough choices. But these girls are special - and if anyone can do it, they can!