Female pop duo Daphne & Celeste, released a cover of the song in 2000. The chorus is based on Alice Cooper's hit of the same name, and some other elements of that song have been retained, although much of the song is "original", in a pop-rap style. The single is remixed from the version released on their album We Didn't Say That!

We Didn't Say That!

-Track listing:# "Roll Call"# "Ooh Stick You"# "Love Your Sushi"# "Peek-A-Boo"# "Spy Girl"# "Never Been To Memphis"# "School's Out"# "Star Club"# "U.G.L.Y."# "Hey Boy"...

, removing a prominent synth line from the chorus, among other more minor changes. The B-Side, 'Camp Song', is the only non-album D&C track available.

• Track listing

1. School’s Out
2. The Camp Song
3. School’s Out (Gridlock Mix)
4. School’s Out Video

Gwar version

"School's Out" was also covered by the band Gwar

Gwar

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. It was the first release from their 2006 album Beyond Hell

Beyond Hell

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. It was released as a digital download through services such as iTunes and eMusic, and as a promotional CD sent to radio stations. The band has stated in several interviews that they had not intended on recording a cover song for Beyond Hell, but the record company insisted that they do a cover that might get some airplay, and would be accessible to a wider audience than their first choice for a single, "Eighth Lock".

Other covers

• 45 Grave
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   in 1981, on the single Partytime (song)
• Anthrax
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   in 1983, on the album Fistful of Metal
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• Toyah on the album "Minx" in 1985
• Grave Digger
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   in 1985, on the album Witch Hunter
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• Cretu and Thiers in 1988, a single by Michael Cretu
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   of Engima
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   fame
• The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
• Demons and Wizards
• Kirka in 1986, on the album R.O.C.K.
• Krokus
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   in 1986, on the album Change of Address
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• Soul Asylum
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   in 1998 for the movie The Faculty
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• Dave Mustaine
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  , Marty Friedman
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  , Bob Kulick
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  , Bob Daisley
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  , Eric Singer
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   and Paul Taylor
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   in 1999 for the tribute album Humanary Stew: A Tribute to Alice Cooper
• Sevendust
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   on the Licking Cream
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  Single.
• The Last Hard Men in 2001
• Mr. Bumpy during Karaoke Café on Bump in the night. The song was also sung briefly a few times by both Mr. Bumpy and The Boy in the episode Not A Peep.
• A*Teens in 2002, on the albums Pop 'Til You Drop
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  and New Arrival
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  - their version was a duet with Alice Cooper
• Rob Zombie
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   and Slash
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  , live with Alice Cooper at the 2007 Scream Awards
• Jay Anderson Band in 2007, on the Laosy Lao LP
• A cover of School's Out is a playable track in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
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• Emily Estefan. In 2008, Gloria Estefan
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  's daughter Emily made a cover of this song for her mother's tour
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   in Europe
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• The Donnas
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   in 2001 , on the album The Donnas Turn 21
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  .(Japanese bonus track)
• Alien Sex Fiend
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   on the album "The Legendary Batcave Tapes"
• Foo Fighters
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  , live with Alice Cooper at their 2011 Milton Keynes show
• Ke$ha covered it in Oslo and was joined by Alice Cooper during her performance.

Chart Performance

Chart (1972)	Peak position
U.S. Billboard Hot 100	7
Canadian RPM RPM (magazine) RPM was a Canadian music industry publication that featured song and album charts for Canada. The publication was founded by Walt Grealis in February 1964, supported through its existence by record label owner Stan Klees. RPM ceased publication in November 2000.RPM stood for "Records, Promotion,... Top Singles Chart	3
Germany Singles Chart	5
UK Singles Chart	1
Austrian Singles Chart	12
Norwegian Singles Chart	6
Ireland Singles Chart	2
Dutch Singles Chart	9
Australian Singles Chart	22