Besides Good Morning, Miss Bliss and Welcome Back, Kotter.....any suggestions? I enjoyed Boston Public, although that's definitely more of a 'serious' show.

California Dreams was created by some of the same people who created Saved by The Bell. I believe it's out of print on DVD though. Have you seen The Facts of Life?

Yeah I've seen Facts. Don't really consider that a school show since it didn't really take place in a classroom. I'm definitely looking for something more like "Head of the Class".

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis?
The Steve Harvey Show?
Boy Meets World?
City Guys?
Breaker High?
Different World?
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper?
Our Miss Brooks?
Parker Lewis Can't Lose?

I miss shows about school and wish there was another good one on.

i aLSO recommend
the wonder years
boy meets wrold
family matters
step by step
California Dreams
family ties
whats happing?
hangin with mr cooper

YEARS ago NBC had an extremely short-lived "classroom comedy" called THE WAVERLY WONDERS or something.

Also their was another short-lived show on CBS that was a "dramady" called HEADMASTER with Andy Griffith.

Not having luck finding the "classroom comedys" online unfortunately. Headmaster with Andy sounds very interesting. I understand the other shows have 'students' but what I like about Head of the Class is a lot of the shows take place in the actual classroom with their teacher. They talk about the subject they are learning. Boy Meets World had elements of that with the teacher but a lot of the scenes were not done in class. Square Pegs is probably the closest of those listed but not quite. I guess Head of the Class with their IHP team/competitions was pretty unique!

Drexell's Class (1991-1992)
Mr. Rhoades (1996-1997)
The Faculty (1996)
Social Studies (1997)
Teachers (2006)
Teachers (2015-Present)
Those Who Can't (2015-Present)
Saved By The Bell: The New Class (1993-2000)
Saved By The Bell: The College Years (1993-1994)
USA High (1997-1999)
City Guys (1997-2001)
Hang Time (1995-2000)

Mr. Novak (1963-1965), high school English teacher. Mostly dramatic.

Good show.

Not having luck finding the "classroom comedys" online unfortunately. Headmaster with Andy sounds very interesting. I understand the other shows have 'students' but what I like about Head of the Class is a lot of the shows take place in the actual classroom with their teacher. They talk about the subject they are learning. Boy Meets World had elements of that with the teacher but a lot of the scenes were not done in class. Square Pegs is probably the closest of those listed but not quite. I guess Head of the Class with their IHP team/competitions was pretty unique!

At first, I thought you were looking for a show with the laid-back California Vibe like Saved By The Bell. Maybe these lists will help:

High School Television Series-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:High_school_television_series

Middle School Television Series-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Middle_school_television_series

Television series set in universities and colleges-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Television_series_set_in_universities_and_colleges

Square Pegs.

Check out Student Bodies and Welcome Freshmen. Neither have an official release of any kind but some episodes can be found on YouTube.

What about the 1989 sitcom "Homeroom"??? It aired on ABC but was canceled almost 1/2 a season later.

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis?
The Steve Harvey Show?
Boy Meets World?
City Guys?
Breaker High?
Different World?
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper?
Our Miss Brooks?
Parker Lewis Can't Lose?

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