Middleton High School is the only known high school in Middleton and is the high school that Kim and Ron attended for the entire series and graduated from in the series finale. It's also part of the Middleton Unified School District.
The school mascot is the Mad Dog, brought to life by Ron during his sophomore and junior years.[1] In his senior year, after Ron makes the football team as the new running back, Kim's younger brothers Jim and Tim take over as new mascots called the Pep Puppies.[2]
Location[]
Middleton High School is located in Middleton within walking distance of both the Possible house and the Stoppable House, although from the many school buses seen, the school district seems to be extensive.
Layout[]
Middleton High School has stairs as well as ramps and elevators for the handicapped. However, Felix Renton, the only known handicapped student, does not actually require their use because of his cyber-robotic wheelchair, which can fly.[3]
Gallery of Layout Images[]
The Senior Table[]
- Out of all the tables in the cafeteria there was one table which is referred to as the Seniors' Table because while all the Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors eat the cafeteria-prepared food, such a mystery meat, the Seniors eat delicious food catered and shipped in daily such as shrimp cocktail, tuna tartare, and rotisserie chicken, Etc.[4]
However, by the time Kim, Ron, and Monique became Seniors[5] and prepared to eat they discover that the table had been discontinued. Mr. Barkin explained that the budget for the Senior Table had been cut to pay for the S.K.I.P. Program,[6] meaning the Seniors have to go back to mystery meat.
Academics[]
It is possible that Middleton High may not have final exams at the end of the semester, because when Bonnie Rockwaller blew off all her classes during her last week of school senior year[7], she missed a pop quiz in Mr. Barkin's class that left her one class credit short of graduating. She then had to go to summer school in order to get her high school diploma. If the school did have final exams at the end of the semester, Bonnie would have had way more than just one class credit to make up.
List of Known Classes[]
- Biology[8]
- Driver's Education[9]
- English[10][11]
- Financial Planning[12]
- French[13]
- Health Class[14]
- History[15]
- Home Economics[12]
- Interpretive Dance[12]
- Kick-Boxing[12]
- Latin[16][17]
- Mathematics - including Algebra[18] and Geometry[19] and Trigonometry (The Mathter)[20]
- Photography class[12]
- Science[21]
- Study Hall[22]
- Trigonometry[23]
- Twentieth Century History[15]
- Yearbook[24]
Programs[]
- S.K.I.P. Program[6] (actually a Middleton Unified School District Program)
- Tutoring Program [24]
Extracurricular Activities[]
Events[]
- Career Day[25]
- Mount Middleton Ski Trip[26]
- Science Fair[21]
- Tri-City World Expo Centenary Field Trip[27]
- Senior Class Trip to Port Mystic Cove Haven[28]
List of Known Competitive Teams[]
- Basketball Team
- Baseball Team[19]
- Cheer Squad
- Debate Team[1]
- Fencing Team[29]
- Football Team
- Golf[29]
- Gymnastics[29]
- Ice-Hockey Team[29][19]
- Judo Team[29]
- Lacrosse Team[29][19]
- Mathletes[1]
- Rowing[29]
- Soccer Team[19]
- Track and Field[19]
List of Known Clubs[]
Rivalry[]
The Middleton High School competitive teams have a rivalry with the Lowerton Lemurs. Competitions between these two schools are always heated.
Faculty[]
Only a few teachers are actually seen aside from Steve Barkin. Although several names are mentioned.
List of Known Faculty[]
- Steve Barkin, a permanent member of the faculty who often steps in as a substitute teacher who can and does teach virtually every subject.
- "Cafeteria lady", an elderly cafeteria worker
- Ms. Carlson[15]
- Ms. Fitzgerald, a science teacher[21]
- Miss Go, briefly subs Ms. Carlson's class[15]
- Miss Hatchet, the school librarian.
- Ms. Jenkins[33]
- Ron Stoppable, briefly taught Home Economics and was named head of food services for the entire school for a time[12]
- Miss Whisp, an algebra teacher[18]
- Two janitors, not at the same time, both of whom were secret agents from other countries[25]
- A teacher who advised on college and university admissions[34]
- An unnamed female principal[32]
- An unnamed female math teacher[35] who also taught Kim and Ron's Pre-K class.[17]
Gallery of Unnamed Faculty[]
Student Body[]
It is unknown exactly how big the Middleton High School's student body is.
During the election for class president during Kim and Ron's sophomore year there were exactly 1000 votes cast (998 for Wally and 2 for Kim)[36].
During Kim and Ron's graduation ceremony, there were 250 seats for graduates setup[37].
List of Known Students[]
- Alan Platt
- Amelia
- Bonnie Rockwaller
- Brick Flagg
- Crystal
- Courtney Luke
- Felix Renton
- Hope
- Jason Morgan
- Jessica
- Jim and Tim Possible
- Josh Mankey
- Julia Roberts, no relation
- Junior
- Justine Flanner
- Kim Possible
- Liz
- Malcolm Nevious
- Marcella
- Maria Rodriguez
- Mary Giereanu
- Big Mike
- Monique
- Natasha Putin
- Penny
- Pete Peterson
- Ron Reiger
- Ron Stoppable
- Steve Foley
- Tara
- Vinnie
- Zita Flores
Gallery of Unnamed Students[]
Galleries[]
Readerboards[]
Misc Images[]
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Trivia[]
- Middleton High is the only known public high school in the city of Middleton.
- Steven Barkin is the only teacher seen at the school. He and the Principal are the only 2 school staff mentioned as long-term employees.
- Teacher turnover, replacement, and or substitution is frequent. Steven Barkin often steps in to teach multiple courses. There are varied stated reasons as to why missing teachers are not present; from cafeteria food poisoning to vacation.
Behind the Scenes[]
Episode Appearances[]
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 102 | 4 | Tick-Tick-Tick |
| 103 | 13 | Monkey Fist Strikes |
| 104 | 9 | Attack of the Killer Bebes |
| 105 | 3 | The New Ron |
| 106 | 8 | Mind Games |
| 107 | 10 | Royal Pain |
| 108 | 17 | The Twin Factor |
| 109 | 18 | Animal Attraction |
| 110 | 15 | All the News |
| 111 | 2 | Sink or Swim |
| 112 | 7 | Number One |
| 113 | 1 | Crush |
| 114 | 19 | Monkey Ninjas in Space |
| 115 | 21 | Low Budget |
| 116 | 5 | Downhill |
| 117 | 11 | Coach Possible |
| 118 | 12 | Pain King vs. Cleopatra |
| 119 | 16 | Kimitation Nation |
| 120 | 20 | Ron the Man |
| 121 | 14 | October 31st |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 201 | 25 | The Ron Factor |
| 202 | 44 | Partners |
| 203 | 23 | Grudge Match |
| 204 | 30 | Virtu-Ron |
| 205 | 24 | Two to Tutor |
| 206 | 22 | Naked Genius |
| 207a | 27a | Rufus in Show |
| 207b | 27b | Adventures in Rufus-Sitting |
| 208 | 48 | Motor Ed |
| 209 | 31 | The Fearless Ferret |
| 210 | 29 | The Golden Years |
| 211 | 28 | Job Unfair |
| 212 | 38 | Queen Bebe |
| 213 | 26 | Car Trouble |
| 214 | 41 | Go Team Go |
| 215 | 37 | A Very Possible Christmas |
| 216 | 47 | Mother's Day |
| 217a | 33a | Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles |
| 217b | 33b | Day of the Snowmen |
| 218 | 34 | A Sitch in Time: Present |
| 219 | 35 | A Sitch in Time: Past |
| 220 | 36 | A Sitch in Time: Future |
| 221 | 39 | Hidden Talent |
| 222 | 40 | Return to Wannaweep |
| 223 | 43 | Blush |
| 224 | 42 | The Full Monkey |
| 225 | 32 | Exchange |
| 226 | 45 | Oh Boyz |
| 227 | 50 | Triple S |
| 228 | 49 | Ron Millionaire |
| 229 | 56 | Showdown at the Crooked D |
| 230 | 51 | Rewriting History |
| 231a | 46a | Sick Day |
| 231b | 46b | The Truth Hurts |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | 52 | Steal Wheels |
| 302 | 53 | Emotion Sickness |
| 303 | 54 | Bonding |
| 304 | 55 | Bad Boy |
| 305 | 63 | So the Drama, Part 1 |
| 306 | 64 | So the Drama, Part 2 |
| 307 | 65 | So the Drama, Part 3 |
| 308 | 57 | Dimension Twist |
| 309a | 58a | Overdue |
| 309b | 58b | Roachie |
| 310 | 62 | And the Mole Rat Will Be CGI |
| 311 | 59 | Rappin' Drakken |
| 312 | 61 | Gorilla Fist |
| 313 | 60 | Team Impossible |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 401 | 66 | Ill Suited |
| 402 | 70 | Car Alarm |
| 403 | 68 | Trading Faces |
| 404 | 67 | The Big Job |
| 405 | 71 | Mad Dogs and Aliens |
| 406 | 75 | Fashion Victim |
| 407 | 72 | Grande Size Me |
| 408 | 73 | Clothes Minded |
| 409 | 69 | The Cupid Effect |
| 410 | 74 | Big Bother |
| 411 | 76 | Odds Man In |
| 412 | 79 | Mathter and Fervent |
| 413 | 77 | Stop Team Go |
| 414a | 84a | Chasing Rufus |
| 414b | 84b | Nursery Crimes |
| 415 | 78 | Cap'n Drakken |
| 416 | 80 | The Mentor of Our Discontent |
| 417 | 81 | Oh No! Yono! |
| 418 | 82 | Clean Slate |
| 419 | 83 | Homecoming Upset |
| 420 | 85 | Larry's Birthday |
| 421 | 86 | Graduation, Part 1 |
| 422 | 87 | Graduation, Part 2 |
References[]
- ↑ a b c Attack of the Killer Bebes
- ↑ Mad Dogs and Aliens
- ↑ Motor Ed (episode)
- ↑ Kimitation Nation
- ↑ Ill Suited
- ↑ a b Trading Faces
- ↑ Graduation, Part 2
- ↑ The Cupid Effect
- ↑ Car Trouble
- ↑ Mathter and Fervent
- ↑ Rappin' Drakken
- ↑ a b c d e f Two to Tutor
- ↑ Number One
- ↑ Grande Size Me
- ↑ a b c d Stop Team Go
- ↑ Blush
- ↑ a b A Sitch in Time
- ↑ a b c Naked Genius
- ↑ a b c d e f So the Drama
- ↑ Mathter and Fervent
- ↑ a b c Partners
- ↑ Coach Possible
- ↑ Mathter and Fervent
- ↑ a b Mind Games
- ↑ a b Job Unfair
- ↑ Downhill
- ↑ Rewriting History
- ↑ Cap'n Drakken
- ↑ a b c d e f g Triple S
- ↑ Virtu-Ron
- ↑ Queen Bebe
- ↑ a b All the News
- ↑ Ron the Man
- ↑ Clothes Minded
- ↑ Bonding
- ↑ Royal Pain
- ↑ Graduation, Part 1