Abbott Elementary's second season will be 22 episodes, not just 13
ABC confirmed today that Quinta Brunson's Emmy-nominated hit will be getting more episodes in its second season

ABC issued a rare vote of total confidence today, extending out its second season renewal order for Quinta Brunson’s Abbott Elementary to a full 22-episode season—as opposed to the “have half a season, and then we’ll see” approach usually applied to shows that came in, as Abbott did, as mid-season replacements the earlier year. No such hesitation here: The Disney-owned network has ordered a full 22 episodes of the single-cam comedy, up from the 13 originally announced when the series got its early renewal notice back in March.
And, really, why not? Abbott Elementary has been a winner with critics and audiences alike, drawing both accolades and network-high ratings during its first season on the air. (That includes six Emmy nominations at this year’s show, including two for Brunson—for writing and acting—and another three for co-stars Janelle James, Tyler James Williams, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.)