Books with title High School Musical: Stories from East High

Troy is psyched when he signs up for a moviemaking class at East High. He'll get to direct his very own short film! And who better to star in his film then all of his closest friends? But when the entire cast starts acting like spoiled Hollywood brats, Troy realizes that being a filmmaker isn't as glamorous as it seems. Will he be able to handle these divas-in-training and successfully complete his directorial debut?

It’s Spirit Week at East High, and everyone is excited. There will be costume days, a pep rally for the basketball game, and finally, the crowning of the Spirit King and Queen. But the most exciting part of the week is the Sadie Hawkins dance: The girls get to ask the boys! Gabriella is planning to ask Troy, but Sharpay advises her not to look too eager. After all, Gabriella wouldn’t want Troy to think she’s desperate, would she? Meanwhile, Troy is fending off invitations left and right, and wondering why Gabriella hasn’t asked him yet. But when Gabriella overhears something her mom says on the phone, she is too devastated to even think about the dance. Could it be that they’re moving again? Gabriella is so happy at East High. Would her mother really take her away from all her friends?

Two Stories from East High junior novels in one awesome book!Poetry in MotionEveryone at East High is freaking out. In one week, every student in Ms. Barrington’s English class must recite an original poem in front of a special school assembly. Chad, Jason, and Zeke are afraid they’ll be laughingstocks, but Troy is determined for his friends to succeed. Enlisting Gabriella’s help, Troy helps his basketball buddies understand that there’s more than one way to bust a rhyme!Crunch TimeThe students of East High are preparing for the SATs, and Gabriella has the unfortunate honor of tutoring Sharpay, who shines much more brightly onstage than she does on her practice tests. Luckily, everyone has the school’s upcoming Halloween party to take their minds off the SAT crunch. This year’s theme is “Future Fantasy,” and the students will wear costumes that represent what they would like to be someday. Gabriella and Troy wonder what kind of future the other foresees, but they’ll have to wait until the party to find out. Will their visions match up? Or do the two of them have different ideas about where they’re headed?