Piper’s mom gets a new job that means the Parish's are moving. Robbie is chosen as team captain of the football team but he might need to give up immature pranks to be a leader.

Oscar and Holly need to work with a company that has unjust labor practices but Holly is conflicted about representing a company she doesn’t believe in. Heather tracks down her long-lost grandfather and tries out beekeeping to meet him.

Holly auditions for the town musical but needs to prove herself as a performer. Robby makes a mistake that changes his relationship with Lyla forever, but he has a plan to fix it.

Holly, Piper, and Amy get invited to a party past curfew so they enlist the help of Robbie. Heather has a sleepover and gets convinced that ghosts are real.

Holly isn’t allowed to have boys in her room and she struggles to make sense of it with her parents. Amy stands up against inequality she finds in the science fair.

Holly confronts Savannah for spreading lies about her and losing her spot in the musical. Heather asks her dad about a mysterious grandpa.

Holly and Oscar score a gig opening for a big musician named Gwen Taylor, but Holly gets in her head. Amy teams up with Robbie to present for the science fair. Her anxiety and feelings of incompetency set her back from having faith in her project.

Holly struggles to balance school and her role in the musical, and hits a breaking point. Heather is perplexed by a mysterious girl at school, but giving her a chance leads to an unexpected friendship

The Hobbies go camping to get away from devices and and each of the kids’ personal drama. Piper works with her mom’s yard work business but she runs into an unexpected employer.

Lyla makes a tweet that sparks controversy and Piper has a heart to heart with her about cultural appropriation. Robbie is inducted into the Association of Batting Cages and celebrates his masculinity.