Tom and Jerry: School's Out

Tom's little girl owner brings him to school and makes him be on his best behavior, but Tom's resolve is challenged by Jerry, a lethargic rabbit, and a toad with a loud, booming voice. After Tom menaces Jerry and Tuffy, the two adorable mice try to sabotage Tom's chances of winning a prestigious cat show. After wreaking havoc in the house, Ms. Twoshoes calls in a renowned obedience trainer to teach Tom some manners, but Jerry makes it seem as though Tom ignores his every command.

Tom and Jerry become poor. With no food, drink or anything else, a beanstalk appears and lifts the house to the heavens. There, a mean giant lives in a castle, with food, riches...and a dog. But the dog no longer wants to live with the giant and endure his mean and petty comments. So he decides to recruit Tom and Jerry to help get rid of the giant and bring peace and harmony to the castle. Tom and Jerry watch the filming of a new movie named ""Catman,"" but the two are put in grave danger when they are mistakenly hired as stuntmen. The pesky gopher returns to cause more damage in Tom and Jerry's garden. Noticing that the gopher doesn't surrender easily, Tom and Jerry apply for jobs as groundskeepers. Together they use all the tools and machines they can find to defeat the annoying gopher once and for all.

In Colonial America, Tom stuffs Jerry into a paper airplane made out of the Declaration of Independence, and frantically tries to get it back before Thomas Jefferson kicks his tail. / Tom and Jerry's antics nearly ground Wilbur and Orville Wright's first attempt at flight. / In 1849, at Sutter's Mill in California, Tom and Butch try to steal Jerry's gold strike.

Jerry Mouse befriends a newly hatched duck who can't swim and ends up protecting him against his feline nemesis, Tom.

Jerry teaches Nibbles how to outwit a cat.

A younger cat looks to Tom to teach him how to properly catch mice.