Maya plans on a perfect Valentine's Day. Meanwhile, Miguel is tapped to be the school's official Cupid.

Miguel, Theo, and Andy decide to enter a talent contest at the Community Center by putting together a band. When Santiago hears the news, he tells the boys that he used to have his own band, and he offers his services. The problem is that Santiago soon goes from offering gentle advice to becoming a fourth member of the band, and Miguel has to find a way to tell his father to let the boys do it their own way.

Miguel has a crush on a new substitute teacher and his classmates find out when one of his friends inadvertently reveals his secret.

Miguel buys a jacket to give to Kylie for her birthday, but Maya finds it and thinks that it is for her.

Maya is the mascot for Miguel's basketball team. Maya has to give it up when Miguel twists his ankle so she can take care of him.

After a couple of coincidences, the kids become convinced that Paco is a good luck charm. At first it's great fun, but soon Paco is in so much demand to give everyone good fortune that the poor parrot is getting worn out.

Maya works for a veterinarian and mistakenly believes that the doctor's practice is closing. So she sets out to find more clients for the clinic, which is soon swamped with patients.

Maya and Miguel decide to have separate birthday parties, but accidentally schedule them at the same time.

Maggie gets braces just before school pictures are to be taken, so Maya tries to cheer her up.

Tired of constantly bumping into each other, Maya and Miguel opt to split the apartment in half.

For Earth Day, the kids plant a community garden in an old lot, but a storm turns the patch into a muddy mess.

Maya tries to ease Miguel's anxiety about a soccer game by training him on the morning of the match. However, they lose track of time and Miguel misses the team bus, so he and Maya make a mad dash to the soccer stadium.

Maya learns that the director's new play centers her until she learns that the main character sleeps through the whole play. Despite the fact that she has no lines, Maya has fun, and learns the value of keeping her promises.