Dream School - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
50 Cent, Chuck D, The Young Turks, & Cliff Dorman
15 high school dropouts arrive at Dream School for their last chance to get back into the education system and finally graduate.
Chuck D & Adam Richman, "Man v Food," Talk Back
Chuck D takes the students to a music studio to express emotions through spoken word. After Rabbi Shmuley leads a controversial class on world religion, the kids are taken to an urban garden and taught about food, which has a calming effect.
Les Stroud "survivorman"
The students paint a mural with graffiti artist Don Rimx and go on a camping trip with "Survivorman" Les Stroud. Scott makes an agreement with Leo which could jeopardize all of Dream School.
Olympian Johnny Weir and Body Issues
Fitness guru Nicole Winhoffer teaches the students physical education. Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir joins the students at an ice rink for a skating lesson. Back at school, the students prepare to take their second, much tougher exam.
Dean Winters & Finance Guru Alvin Hall
Dr. David Eisenbach teaches the students about the origins of World War I and takes them on a trip to the UN, where they end up displaying inappropriate behavior. Financial expert Alvin Hall teaches the students about personal finance.
50 Cent & Chuck D, Graduation Day
50 Cent makes a surprise visit to Dream School to help focus the students' minds on the task ahead. The students participate in a round of presentations followed by the final exam. Will all of them succeed and finally graduate from Dream School?
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