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Playing the school circut???

I know about a few bands who've done this. Added as many gigs at schools to their touring as possible! The Veer Union apparently did the entirety of the US playing during lunch hours @ schools... and a band called Chucky Danger Band did afternoon assemblies, so it was mandatory the kids showed up.

But from what I heard, Chucky Danger was a freakin' hit at my old highschool.

Has ANYbody done this sort of thing? How do you go about doing it? Any info is appreciated, I can't find anything online about this
 
We did day time shows with a positive message component - then had an evening show.

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Note -- it's NOT an easy band to put together because you need to find cool attractive folks who can have the right cool personality and stay a mile away from trouble, drinking, drugs and the girls.
 
We were asked one time if we could play for a school assembly since we perform music that covers 6 decades and they wanted us to cover the history of rock and roll from the beginnings to today. We are a very family friendly band and would have been perfect for the show. The pay would have been great, a short show, and 5 minutes from my house. The reason we could not do it was that my 2 other bandmates worked during the day and could not get off the same day to do the show. I thought it would have been a great way to get gigs, make money, and teach the kids.
 

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