Aubrey Carson is about to start her senior year of high school at Hilton Academy, and she's excited to finally be named cheer-leading captain and class president. However, the summer before her senior year, she finds a letter from her school on her counter. It states that due to budget cuts, her school Hilton Academy is merging with their long-time rival Willard Academy. Aubrey is shocked and upset; she was looking forward to spending her senior year with all her friends, and now she's going to have to face the annoying Willard kids in her school, most of whom are hot but irritating older guys. Join Aubrey as she navigates through the newly merged Oakhill Academy, dealing with friendship and relationship drama, and trying to look past her first assumptions about the kids from Willard.

The Thompsons have two daughters: Lily, their tall, smart, classy eighteen year old who always seems to do the right thing. And then... there's Sabrina. Sabrina feels like she is the polar opposite of her older sister. At two years younger, embarrassingly shorter, and blonde, people have never taken her as seriously as they have with Lily. And she has never had a problem with it, until her parents send both of them to the Luxury Country Club, a country club designed for only the richest elite and their children. Sabrina, who likes to downplay her family's wealth, knows that this has got to be the worst way to spend her summer. She plans on spending her summer in the shadows, only to be singled out by Angelica, who thrives in tormenting Sabrina. It gets even more complicated when Sabrina suspects that Angelica's boyfriend is hitting on her. Suddenly, Sabrina is forced to choose between her family's wealth and legacy, and what she truly believes is right for herself.