Answer and Explanation
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According to Enotes,
The Misfits is primarily concerned with the theme of children's rights as civil rights (according to the US Constitution) and human rights. As one of the teachers is determined to block students from exercising their constitutional right to free speech, a central conflict arises between Ms. Wyman and Addie over the Pledge of Allegiance.
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More generally, as the Gang of Five understands their identity as distinct from the other students, there is a conflict between these "misfits" and those they perceive as overly conformist.
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As the school election process advances, the No-Name party develops its platform. They identify certain types of hostile and abusive behavior as a primary issue. This calls attention to an important conflict between the bullies and those they target.
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We should define "major conflicts" in terms of story development first, before delving into the specifics of The Misfits.
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Hope this helps! <3
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