How can there be new episodes of Jessie?

That's So Raven and Cory in the House did the same thing. That's So Raven took place in San Francisco, CA while in Cory in the House, Mr. Baxter and Cory moved into the White House in Washington, D.C. Cory in the House premiered in January 2007, while the final 3 episodes of That's So Raven had yet to air. In fact, the final TSR episode aired in November 2007, just days before the second season premiere of Cory in the House.

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Possibly the fictional date of a Jessie or bunk'd episode might be different from the the date it was first broadcast

In this thread I discuss my theory that the episodes of Bunk'd at least have fictional dates years earlier than the dates the episodes ae broadcst in.

https://moviechat.org/tt4591680/Bunkd/5e9e0bb6ee346205ae92e507/Will-the-fifth-season-of-Bunkd-reference-the-coronavirus-pandemic

I note that the first seaosn of Bunk'd began on July 2015, and the fifth season began on January 15, 2021. Teh fith summer at the camp should happen four ficitonal years after the first season started, but instead was first broadcast five and half years after the first season was broadcast.

Possibly the episodes of the fourth season of Jessie happpen in 2014 to 2015 and the first seaosn of Bunk'd happens in the summer of 2014. Thus some of the fourth season episodes of Bunk'd would happen before Emma, Ravi and Zuri go to Camp Kickiwaka in the Summer of 2014, and some in the fall of 2014 after they return. Or maybe the third season of Jessie ends in the spring of 2014, Emma, Ravi, and Zuri go to Camp Kikiwaka in the first Season of Bunk'd, and the fourth season of Jessie begans after they return to NYC in the fll of 2014.

And I wouldn't go by the way the kids age between seasons and shows. The ages of the actors reflect the dates the episodes were filmed, not the dates the episodes were broadcast, and not the fictional dates of the shows and indiviadual episodes established by various statements in the episodes.