Senior Trip is a comedy film that follows a group of misfit high school students who are forced to go on a school-sponsored trip to Washington, D.C. as part of their detention punishment. The students are a diverse bunch, including the class clown, the stoner, the rebel, the rich kid, the brainy girl, and the slacker.
As they travel to Washington, D.C., the group decides to use the opportunity to speak to President Clinton (who was the U.S. President at the time of the film's release) about the state of education in America. However, their plans are met with resistance and ridicule, as the President and his administration are convinced that the education system is functioning perfectly.
Determined to make their voices heard, the group decides to take matters into their own hands. They embark on a wild adventure through the streets of the nation's capital, encountering eccentric characters and hilarious mishaps along the way, in their quest to meet the President and make their case.
Senior Trip is a funny, lighthearted film that tackles serious issues facing American students. The movie highlights the dissatisfaction of students with the education system, and how they feel they are not being heard. The film also touches on important themes such as friendship, acceptance, and self-discovery, making it an entertaining and thought-provoking watch for audiences of all ages.