However, it turns out that the representative is actually a professor from a local university who has been trying to get in touch with Gregory to inform him that the school is not actually eligible to be an AAC chapter.
The episode ends with Gregory sheepishly admitting his mistake to the staff, while the teachers continue to bicker over the new mascot design.
Meanwhile, Gregory tries to rally the staff to join the school's AAC chapter, but no one seems interested. abbott elementary s01e08 aac
Meanwhile, Gregory tries to get the school's chapter of the American Association of Colleges (AAC) up and running, but his plans are quickly derailed when he realizes that no one on staff is actually a member of the organization.
The teachers of Abbott Elementary are in an uproar when they learn that the school's administration is considering replacing their beloved school mascot, the Abbott Elementary Aces, with a new mascot that better aligns with the school's "diverse and inclusive" atmosphere. However, it turns out that the representative is
Gregory becomes obsessed with finding a way to make the AAC chapter a reality, even going so far as to try to create his own membership certificates.
In the end, the administration announces that they will be holding a school-wide vote to decide on the new mascot. Meanwhile, Gregory tries to get the school's chapter
The staff's disagreements over the mascot come to a head when they present their ideas to the administration. Janine's suggestion of a mascot that represents "Equity" is met with skepticism, while Barbara's proposal for a retro-style Aces logo is dismissed as "unoriginal".