The Daniel Markowicz-directed film Lesson Plan is crammed with content. He establishes the tone of the narrative right away by introducing a drug dealer who has interacted with high school children. He has been distributing these drugs through schools and the underprivileged youths who use them get severely addicted.

According to the IMDB synopsis, after a teacher passes away tragically, his friend, who also happens to be a former cop, takes over his former position in an effort to apprehend whoever murdered him.

In order to teach his friend's trainees how to protect themselves in case they ever ran into these drug-dealing goons, the cop used his former undercover agent abilities. The fact that the young people who weren't using drugs were so eager to assist their friends in kicking their addictions was what made this situation so fascinating.

They formed their own group to look for their companion because they were so outspoken about their locations in front of the teachers. The cop must deal with his own trauma as his history haunts him as all of this is going on.

He came incredibly close to apprehending the head dealer while working undercover, but it cost him his wife. By assisting these teenagers, he attempts to live again and transform those negative experiences into positive ones.