My take on how the female HSM3 characters ended up

Kelsi graduated from Julliard in 2012 and has put together an impressive portfolio as a conductor, with her credits including Grease: Live, In the Heights, Hamilton, Rent, Wicked, Lightning Thief: The Musical, Oliver, Annie, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, Annie Get Your Gun and West Side Story. She's currently working on music for Moana Live and Zootopia: The Musical. 

After a brief Broadway stint, Sharpay split her time between Shakespeare acting and- interestingly enough- helping to run Lava Springs Country Club. Between 2010 and 2018, her acting credits included Romeo and Juliet, All's Well that Ends Well, The Merchant of Venice, As you Like It, Othello, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, The Tempest and A Midsummer Night's Dream.  

Tiara attended East High until she graduated in 2010. She found out she had a natural affinity for soccer in the summer of 2008 and led EHS to a state title as a senior. She is still second all-time in school history with 39 assists, despite playing just two seasons. After graduating from East High, she attended UCLA, majored in Education and returned to her alma mater as a World/U.S. History teacher. 

Gabriella graduated top of her class from Georgetown Law School in 2015 and started her own firm with two other classmates. They celebrated their one hundredth successful case in 2017 and their two hundredth in 2018. 

Allyson Darbus remained at East High and started a One-Act team in 2008. She not only won eight national One-Act titles between then and 2019 but sent nine theater students to Julliard. 

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