Miss Baggoli

Miss Baggoli is Lola's and Carla's Drama teacher at Dellwood High School. She is portrayed by well-known actress Carol Kane.

Biography
In school, Ella overhears Carla saying to her friends that she talked the drama teacher, Mrs. Baggoli, into changing the play Pygmalion into an updated version set in modern-day New York and that it was retitled Eliza Rocks. She also says that she already got the part of Eliza Dolittle. Lola goes to see Mrs. Baggoli and begs her to not decide who got the part yet and let her audition. It turns out she just posted the announcement today and the auditions are tomorrow.

At the auditions, Mrs. Baggoli announces all of the changes SHE made to the play and also says that it is now a musical. Lola is upset because she is not prepared for a musical audition. Mrs. Baggoli says that she can just wing it and she can go first. She is nervous when she gets on stage and sings a song from Stu Wolf's band.

Unfortunately Lola has nothing to wear for the Sidarthur concert. So she decides to wear Eliza Dolittle's costume from Eliza Rocks. Mrs. Baggoli is obsessed with the costumes and would not approve so she has to take it without her knowing. Lola asks Sam to get it for her. He picks the lock while she is at rehearsal. Mrs. Baggoli forgot something in the costume department and has to go get it. Lola tries to stall her, but she goes in. Sam hides and sneaks out while Lola makes diversions. Later, Lola discovers that Sam got the dress out of the room so she can wear it.

Lola is also feeling really guilty about taking Eliza's dress, causing her performance at practices to lack. She confesses during one of them, but Carla continues saying that she was never there, which is what Mrs. Baggoli believes.

It's show night and Lola is not at the school getting ready. Mrs. Baggoli is having a nightmare trying to find Lola. Carla offers to take the role. Lola is faking sick in bed. Ella comes to get her. Lola keeps trying to convince her she's sick, but Ella isn't buying it. She breaks through her innocent attitude and starts telling and yelling at Lola that it doesn't matter if Carla is saying that they weren't there, because they were, and they had fun, and that's all that matters. She also starts asking about the people who are going to the show to see her, including Sam, who is going to his first-ever school function because of her. Lola finally gets the courage and heads to school.