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See also the Degrassi Junior High character sheet.

Archie "Snake" Simpson

Archie "Snake" Simpson (Seasons 1- )

Played by Stefan Brogen

"By the time you all get back from break...you won't recognize this school at all." ^[1]

Snake is Emma's step-father, married to Christine "Spike" Nelson and former teacher-turned principal of Degrassi High. He originally attended the school as a teenager as well. He was the former Media Immersion teacher and had a knack for computers and technology. Throughout the series, he is one of the more trusted adults, with worthwhile advice and an ability to relate to their problems.

The Artifact: The original concept of D:TNG gave near-equal time to the now-adult members of The Eighties Degrassi cast. By Season 6, he's the only one left and his personal life has been moved away from.
Berserk Button: Pushed very hard at the end of "All Falls Down".
Beware the Nice Ones
Cool Teacher
Demoted to Extra: He's become more and more of a more-frequently-referred-to-than-seen Flat Character since Emma left and he became principal (and as Brogren takes on more and more writing, producing and directing both for this show and The L.A. Complex.
Gentle Giant
Former Child Star: Stefan Brogren has been playing this role on-and-off since he was 13 in 1986.
Good Parents
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: An interesting case, his hairline receded noticebly while he was still in his late teens, had reached its' current level by 1999 and hasn't changed much in ten years.
Informed Flaw: Test scores have been dropping since he took over as principal (they are, of course, by definition an Informed Attribute of a fictional school.
Improbable Age: to make principal in his mid-30s, either he must've been fast-tracked for administration or nobody more senior wants the job.
Open-Minded Parent
Modern Major-General: In the "Boiling Point" episodes he came across as a classic example of The Peter Principle.
Nonuniform Uniform: The current policy at Degrassi, and it's all him.
- Missed Moment of Awesome: The timing of his promotion after Emma's graduation means we never got to see what no doubt would've been an epic level of righteous indignation had she been forced to wear it.
Papa Wolf: Towards Emma, Manny, and Connor, definitely, although he feels a level of protection towards his students as well.
Pedo Hunt: Darcy accused him of sexual harrasement in order to not confess to getting raped, leading to an aura of suspicion surrounding Snake.
Reasonable Authority Figure
Sympathetic Adulterer: Pay Cheating Unto Boring.
This Is Unforgivable!
Took a Level in Jerkass: While most of his new policies are quite reasonable Post-Boiling Point, he's a lot harder on the students, a stark contrast to his usual, Reasonable Authority Figure attitude.
Your Cheating Heart

Christine "Spike" Nelson

Christine "Spike" Nelson (Seasons 1-9)

Played by Amanda Stepto

"Em, will you remember one thing? Even when you hate my guts...I'll always try to listen, and I'll try to understand, but we have to keep talking, okay? I love you more than anything in the world, okay?"

Spike is Emma's mother. She gave birth to Emma while she was a teenager and she also attended Degrassi at that age. Her former boyfriend and father of Emma is out of the picture due to his accident back when they were teenagers. She works as a hairdresser and she and Emma have been there for each other their entire lives. She is a caring mother and much like Snake, very understanding of what teens go through. She married Snake and later had his son, Jack.

Good Parents
Kaleidoscope Hair: Dyes her black hair bleach blonde in season 8. In season 9 she inexplicably now has red and blonde hair.
Open-Minded Parent
Parent with New Paramour
Spike of All Trades
Teen Pregnancy
Woman Scorned

Caitlin Ryan

Caitlin Ryan (Seasons 1-5)

Played by Stacie Mistysyn

"Don't let a freshmen romance stand in the way of your career. I learned that the hard way."

Caitlin Ryan was the original "cause girl" at Degrassi and she's turned it into a career in the US by hosting Ryan's World, an environmentally conscious show. She moved back to Toronto and worked briefly as a reporter for CQJH. She is deeply in love with Joey Jeremiah, but she is also focused very much on her career, and she and Joey later end up splitting for good.

Ascended Extra: For the first two seasons she mostly showed up as rare cameo appearances as a shout out to the original series. She starts becoming more prominent with being Joey's love interest again in season 3.
Cool Big Sis
Expy: Emma and Ellie are direct, unabashed Expies of her. Mystysyn's future-journalist-cause-girl character was one of the few introduced in The Kids Of Degrassi Street which survived into Degrassi Junior High with little more than a name change.
Granola Girl
Family Versus Career | Career Versus Man: Caitlin made this difficult choice at the end of season 4.
Intrepid Reporter
Mama Bear: Towards Craig. When another reporter pushes for an unwanted interview with a grieving Craig after Jimmy is shot, Caitlin threatens to beat the shit out of her.
UST: With Joey, for a long, long time.

Joey Jeremiah

Joey Jeremiah (Seasons 1-5)

Played by Pat Mastroianni

"When I was in high school, my band The Zits meant everything to me and they were good times, some of the best. Anything felt possible. And then one day I wake up, I'm in my 30s, and I have a daughter and a teenage step-son and I'm thinking to myself 'Woah, when did this happen?'"

Joey Jeremiah was a fun loving irresponsible kid back when he attended Degrassi. Now as an adult, he is all grown-up and mature and runs a used car dealership. His wife (also Craig's mother) died previously before the events of Degrassi: The Next Generation, leaving him alone with Angela, his young daughter. Despite his grief, he still is a extroverted fun-loving guy. When he found out about Craig's abusive dad, he allows Craig to move in with him, and eventually officially adopts him. He is in love with Caitlin, but she broke it off with him to focus on her career. Later, he falls in love with a younger woman and he moves to Winnipeg.

Ascended Extra: Did not appear much at all outside of cameo appearances until the beginning of season 2, where him adopting Craig became an excuse to bring him back to the show.
Expy: JT, and to a lesser extent Craig are his "descendants."
Former Teen Rebel
Good Parents
High School Hustler
Honest John's Dealership
Parent with New Paramour
The Masochism Tango: With Caitlin.

Daniel Raditch

Daniel Raditch (Seasons 1-4)

Played by Dan Woods

"Radishes, radishes not so sweet, red and round and gross to eat. They have power and cruel little voices, saying 'I run Degrassi, you have no choices.' Ugly and mean and slightly obscene, stubbornest radishes I've ever seen."

The ex-principal of Degrassi, and former teacher to the adult cast members back during Degrassi Junior High/Degrassi High. He was a stern principal to the student body, and sometimes was seen as uncaring. He badly handled Rick's bullying issues leading up to the school shooting and was transfered to another school.

The Danza
Dean Bitterman
Fired Teacher
Hey, It's That Guy!: Since when is the host of Chop Cut Rebuild a school principal?
Non-Giving-Up-School Guy
Stern Teacher

Daphne Hatzilakos

Daphne Hatzilakos (Seasons 2-9)

Played by Melissa DiMarco

"How was your quality time with Ms. Hot Sauce?"

Former science teacher at Degrassi who became principal in season 4 after Principal Raditch was transferred. Despite her good looks (and some of the male students lusting after her, giving her the nickname of "Hot Sauce"), she is an effective principal, stern and fair. She is the mother of Peter, and while she loves him, due to his past behavior, she seems like she is coming down on him a lot.

Hot Mom
Hot Scientist
Hot Teacher
Mama Bear: Don't fuck with her students.
Stern Teacher
Parents as People
Reasonable Authority Figure

Mikerty "The Shep" Sheppard

Mikerty "The Shep" Sheppard (Season 8)

Played by Kevin Jubinville

"Still think he deserves Principal of the Year? Someone who thinks Degrassi would be better off without kids who are a little different?"

Former Principal of Lakehurst, took over for Ms. Hatzilakos at Degrassi, putting in effect a few changes. Unlike his predecessors, The Shep was very quick to put his view of high school into effect. His view involves supporting popular and mainstream choices, playing favorites with the students as he saw fit, and generally not being nice to students who were gifted in academics in place of athletics. His reign was short-lived as Ms. Hatzilakos took back her position after only half a year. He was also the only principal not to be put in the main credits.

Blond Guys Are Evil
Head-in-The-Sand Management
Jerk Jock
Politically-Incorrect Villain
Spell My Name with a "The"
Straw Misogynist: For a official school faculty member, he certainly makes no effort whatsoever to hide his blatant sexism.

Winnie Oh

Winnie Oh (Seasons 10- )

Played by Cory Lee

"Oh girl you make my heart burn, you've got so much to teach and I've got so much to learn!"

Ms. Oh is the new Media Immersion teacher after Snake is promoted to principal. Despite her youth and good looks, she is still a gifted teacher. Dave tries sucking up to her to gain favor, but to no avail until he comforts her about her breakup.

Cool Big Sis: Has a relationship like this with some of her students. Alli is just one example.
Expy: Of Hatzilakos, right down to the meaningful connection to the class clown who is incidentally an Expy of JT more or less.
Hot for Student
Hot Teacher
Hey, It's That Guy!: I guess Karma's career went down the tubes and she's a teacher now.
Reasonable Authority Figure
Stern Teacher
Student Teacher Romance: Seems to be headed this way with Sav.
Sugar and Ice Personality: She acts like a hardass, but she does care about her students (Especially Sav).

Audra Torres

Audra Torres (Season 10- )

Played by Ramona Milano

“Degrassi’s on our school board’s watch list. Bullying, low test scores, and now a prank that caused my sons to miss an exam. One more incident and that could be another principal’s problem.”

Mrs. Torres is Drew and Adam's mom. She's on the school board and throughout the Boiling Point, frequently at odds with Mr. Simpson. She is fiercely protective of her sons to the point where she comes off as overbearing, and although she loves Adam, she is still coming to terms with him being transgendered. As time goes on, however, she does come to terms with this. She also begins to treat Bianca like a surrogate daughter, due to being in a similar 'troubled teen' situation when she herself was younger.

Education Mama: Oh, yes. Especially when it comes to Drew.
Fan Nickname: Bitch, Mama Torres.
Good Parents: She's very stern with Drew and Adam, but she's really just doing what she thinks is in their best interest. One case is her convincing her husband to look into jobs in Boston so Drew can finally get closure after his gang beating. She also warms up to the idea of Adam being a transgender male after she realizes that he can't stand being Gracie.
Jerkass Has a Point: Mrs. Torres storms into the school and seems overbearing to Principal Simpson and Coach Armstrong...but c'mon, her son just got hazed, she has every right to be pissed off. And when Armstrong says he's going to investigate the matter, Mrs. Torres quite correctly points out that schools often brush these incidents under the rug so that their teams can keep playing. And that's almost quaint compared to what happens to Adam just a few weeks later!
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Once she finds out that Bianca helped her sons, she considers hiring a lawyer for her out of pocket.
Mama Bear: Most definitely. Lampshaded in a Boycott the Caf episode review where after Drew is hazed, the reviewer notes "Mrs. Torres has arrived, and she is in total Mama Bear mode!" She also is livid that Drew played a part in Anson's murder, but she immediately hires a lawyer for him regardless.
Meddling Parent: Helicopter Mom, to be exact.
My Beloved Smother: Regarding Drew. Seems to be less effective on Adam.
Parental Substitute: To Bianca.
Pronoun Trouble
Stage Mom
Took a Level In Kindness: Big time.
Why Couldn't You Be Different?: To Adam.

Laura Kwan

Laura Kwan (Season 1-9)

Played by Linlyn Lue

An English teacher at Degrassi. Over the years she's been witness to a lot of classroom disruptions caused by all the drama between her students. She was slightly exasperated by the antics of J.T., Jimmy, and Spinner (though she did seem a bit amused at times). In more recent seasons, she wasn't quite as strict (possibly because J.T. and Spinner were no longer in her classroom). As of Season 10, Ms. Dawes, the former art teacher, is now teaching English classes, and Kwan hasn't been seen. It's unknown whether she's no longer teaching at Degrassi or if she's simply teaching English class periods that the main characters aren't in.

Reasonable Authority Figure: She was a bit strict, but it was only because she genuinely cared about setting a good classroom environment. After Spinner famously rebelled in "Pass the Dutchie" she apparently gave him a third chance to pass the class.

Bullfrog Goldsworthy

"Bullfrog" Goldsworthy (Season 10-)

Played by Tufford Kennedy

Radio DJ and perhaps the Degrassi parent who's changed the most as a parent in the shortest time, circumstances having pushed him from being okay with being permanently locked out of his son's room to checking under Eli's tongue to make sure he's swallowed his medication, in just under six months.

Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: He's perfectly willing to opine that Eli needs to get laid, in front of his girlfriend.
Chekhov's Gunman: He's the DJ Sav wins concert tickets from in I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
Economy Cast: As with Omar Torres, we've seen CeCe Goldsworthy twice.
Shock Jock

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 '''Archie "Snake" Simpson (Seasons 1- )'''
-{{quote| Played by Stefan Brogen}}
+{{quote|Played by Stefan Brogen}}
-{{quote| ''"By the time you all get back from break...you won't recognize this school at all."'' <ref> His ''most famous'' quote, which begins with "Let's recap the Jeremiah summer ([[Degrassi High|of 1992]])... and ends with ...Tessa Campanelli" can't be repeated in full here</ref>}}
+{{quote|''"By the time you all get back from break...you won't recognize this school at all."'' <ref> His ''most famous'' quote, which begins with "Let's recap the Jeremiah summer ([[Degrassi High|of 1992]])... and ends with ...Tessa Campanelli" can't be repeated in full here</ref>}}
 Snake is Emma's step-father, married to Christine "Spike" Nelson and former teacher-turned principal of Degrassi High. He originally attended the school as a teenager as well. He was the former Media Immersion teacher and had a knack for computers and technology. Throughout the series, he is one of the more trusted adults, with worthwhile advice and an ability to relate to their problems.
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 * [[Beware the Nice Ones]]
 * [[Cool Teacher]]
-* [[Demoted to Extra]]: He's become more and more of a more-frequently-referred-to-than-seen [[Flat Character]] since Emma left and he became principal (and as Brogren takes on more and more writing, producing and directing both for this show and ''[[The LA Complex]]''.
+* [[Demoted to Extra]]: He's become more and more of a more-frequently-referred-to-than-seen [[Flat Character]] since Emma left and he became principal (and as Brogren takes on more and more writing, producing and directing both for this show and ''[[The L.A. Complex]]''.
 * [[Gentle Giant]]
 * [[Former Child Star]]: Stefan Brogren has been playing this role on-and-off since he was 13 in 1986.
 * [[Good Parents]]
-* [[Hair Today Gone Tomorrow]]: An interesting case, his hairline receded noticebly while he was still in his late teens, had reached its' current level by 1999 and hasn't changed much in ten years.
+* [[Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow]]: An interesting case, his hairline receded noticebly while he was still in his late teens, had reached its' current level by 1999 and hasn't changed much in ten years.
 * [[Informed Flaw]]: Test scores have been dropping since he took over as principal (they are, of course, ''by definition'' an [[Informed Attribute]] of a fictional school.
 * [[Improbable Age]]: to make principal in his mid-30s, either he must've been fast-tracked for administration or [[Wild Mass Guessing|nobody more senior wants the job]].
-* [[Open Minded Parent]]
+* [[Open-Minded Parent]]
-* [[Modern Major General]]: In the "Boiling Point" episodes he came across as a classic example of [[The Peter Principle]].
+* [[Modern Major-General]]: In the "Boiling Point" episodes he came across as a classic example of [[The Peter Principle]].
 * [[Nonuniform Uniform]]: The current policy at Degrassi, and it's all him.
 ** [[Missed Moment of Awesome]]: The timing of his promotion after Emma's [[Graduate From the Story|graduation]] means we never got to see what no doubt would've been an epic level of righteous indignation had she been forced to wear it.
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 * [[Reasonable Authority Figure]]
 * [[Sympathetic Adulterer]]: Pay Cheating Unto Boring.
-* [[This Is Unforgivable]]
+* [[This Is Unforgivable!]]
-* [[Took a Level In Jerkass]]: While most of his new policies are quite reasonable Post-Boiling Point, he's a lot harder on the students, a stark contrast to his usual, [[Reasonable Authority Figure]] attitude.
+* [[Took a Level in Jerkass]]: While most of his new policies are quite reasonable Post-Boiling Point, he's a lot harder on the students, a stark contrast to his usual, [[Reasonable Authority Figure]] attitude.
 * [[Your Cheating Heart]]
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 '''Christine "Spike" Nelson (Seasons 1-9)'''
-{{quote| Played by Amanda Stepto}}
+{{quote|Played by Amanda Stepto}}
-{{quote| ''"Em, will you remember one thing? Even when you hate my guts...I'll always try to listen, and I'll try to understand, but we have to keep talking, okay? I love you more than anything in the world, okay?"'' }}
+{{quote|''"Em, will you remember one thing? Even when you hate my guts...I'll always try to listen, and I'll try to understand, but we have to keep talking, okay? I love you more than anything in the world, okay?"'' }}
 Spike is Emma's mother. She gave birth to Emma while she was a teenager and she also attended Degrassi at that age. Her former boyfriend and father of Emma is out of the picture due to his accident back when they were teenagers. She works as a hairdresser and she and Emma have been there for each other their entire lives. She is a caring mother and much like Snake, very understanding of what teens go through. She married Snake and later had his son, Jack.
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 * [[Good Parents]]
 * [[Kaleidoscope Hair]]: Dyes her black hair bleach blonde in season 8. In season 9 she inexplicably now has red and blonde hair.
-* [[Open Minded Parent]]
+* [[Open-Minded Parent]]
-* [[Parent With New Paramour]]
+* [[Parent with New Paramour]]
 * [[Spike of All Trades]]
 * [[Teen Pregnancy]]
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 '''Caitlin Ryan (Seasons 1-5)'''
-{{quote| Played by Stacie Mistysyn}}
+{{quote|Played by Stacie Mistysyn}}
-{{quote| ''"Don't let a freshmen romance stand in the way of your career. I learned that the hard way."''}}
+{{quote|''"Don't let a freshmen romance stand in the way of your career. I learned that the hard way."''}}
 Caitlin Ryan was the original "cause girl" at Degrassi and she's turned it into a career in the US by hosting ''Ryan's World,'' an environmentally conscious show. She moved back to Toronto and worked briefly as a reporter for CQJH. She is deeply in love with Joey Jeremiah, but she is also focused very much on her career, and she and Joey later end up splitting for good.
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 '''Joey Jeremiah (Seasons 1-5)'''
-{{quote| Played by Pat Mastroianni}}
+{{quote|Played by Pat Mastroianni}}
-{{quote| ''"When I was in high school, my band The Zits meant everything to me and they were good times, some of the best. Anything felt possible. And then one day I wake up, I'm in my 30s, and I have a daughter and a teenage step-son and I'm thinking to myself 'Woah, when did this happen?'"''}}
+{{quote|''"When I was in high school, my band The Zits meant everything to me and they were good times, some of the best. Anything felt possible. And then one day I wake up, I'm in my 30s, and I have a daughter and a teenage step-son and I'm thinking to myself 'Woah, when did this happen?'"''}}
 Joey Jeremiah was a fun loving irresponsible kid back when he attended Degrassi. Now as an adult, he is all grown-up and mature and runs a used car dealership. His wife (also Craig's mother) died previously before the events of Degrassi: The Next Generation, leaving him alone with Angela, his young daughter. Despite his grief, he still is a extroverted fun-loving guy. When he found out about Craig's abusive dad, he allows Craig to move in with him, and eventually officially adopts him. He is in love with Caitlin, but she broke it off with him to focus on her career. Later, he falls in love with a younger woman and he moves to Winnipeg.
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 * [[Good Parents]]
 * [[High School Hustler]]
-* [[Honest Johns Dealership]]
+* [[Honest John's Dealership]]
-* [[Parent With New Paramour]]
+* [[Parent with New Paramour]]
 * [[The Masochism Tango]]: With Caitlin.
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 '''Daniel Raditch (Seasons 1-4)'''
-{{quote| Played by Dan Woods}}
+{{quote|Played by Dan Woods}}
-{{quote| ''"Radishes, radishes not so sweet, red and round and gross to eat. They have power and cruel little voices, saying 'I run Degrassi, you have no choices.' Ugly and mean and slightly obscene, stubbornest radishes I've ever seen."''}}
+{{quote|''"Radishes, radishes not so sweet, red and round and gross to eat. They have power and cruel little voices, saying 'I run Degrassi, you have no choices.' Ugly and mean and slightly obscene, stubbornest radishes I've ever seen."''}}
 The ex-principal of Degrassi, and former teacher to the adult cast members back during [[Degrassi Junior High]]/[[Degrassi High]]. He was a stern principal to the student body, and sometimes was seen as uncaring. He badly handled Rick's bullying issues leading up to the school shooting and was transfered to another school.
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 * [[Dean Bitterman]]
 * [[Fired Teacher]]
-* [[Hey Its That Guy]]: Since when is the host of ''[[Chop Cut Rebuild]]'' a school principal?
+* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Since when is the host of ''[[Chop Cut Rebuild]]'' a school principal?
-* [[Non Giving Up School Guy]]
+* [[Non-Giving-Up-School Guy]]
 * [[Stern Teacher]]
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 '''Daphne Hatzilakos (Seasons 2-9)'''
-{{quote| Played by Melissa DiMarco}}
+{{quote|Played by Melissa DiMarco}}
-{{quote| "''How was your quality time with Ms. Hot Sauce?"''}}
+{{quote|"''How was your quality time with Ms. Hot Sauce?"''}}
 Former science teacher at Degrassi who became principal in season 4 after Principal Raditch was transferred. Despite her good looks (and some of the male students lusting after her, giving her the nickname of "Hot Sauce"), she is an effective principal, stern and fair. She is the mother of Peter, and while she loves him, due to his past behavior, she seems like she is coming down on him a lot.
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 * [[Mama Bear]]: Don't fuck with her students.
 * [[Stern Teacher]]
-* [[Parents As People]]
+* [[Parents as People]]
 * [[Reasonable Authority Figure]]
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 '''Mikerty "The Shep" Sheppard (Season 8)'''
-{{quote| Played by Kevin Jubinville}}
+{{quote|Played by Kevin Jubinville}}
-{{quote| ''"Still think he deserves Principal of the Year? Someone who thinks Degrassi would be better off without kids who are a little different?"''}}
+{{quote|''"Still think he deserves Principal of the Year? Someone who thinks Degrassi would be better off without kids who are a little different?"''}}
 Former Principal of Lakehurst, took over for Ms. Hatzilakos at Degrassi, putting in effect a few changes. Unlike his predecessors, The Shep was very quick to put his view of high school into effect. His view involves supporting popular and mainstream choices, playing favorites with the students as he saw fit, and generally not being nice to students who were gifted in academics in place of athletics. His reign was short-lived as Ms. Hatzilakos took back her position after only half a year. He was also the only principal not to be put in the main credits.
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 * [[Blond Guys Are Evil]]
-* [[Head in The Sand Management]]
+* [[Head-in-The-Sand Management]]
 * [[Jerk Jock]]
-* [[Politically Incorrect Villain]]
+* [[Politically-Incorrect Villain]]
-* [[Spell My Name With a The]]
+* [[Spell My Name with a "The"]]
 * [[Straw Misogynist]]: For a official school faculty member, he certainly makes ''no effort'' whatsoever to hide his blatant sexism.
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 '''Winnie Oh (Seasons 10- )'''
-{{quote| Played by Cory Lee}}
+{{quote|Played by Cory Lee}}
-{{quote| ''"Oh girl you make my heart burn, you've got so much to teach and I've got so much to learn!"''}}
+{{quote|''"Oh girl you make my heart burn, you've got so much to teach and I've got so much to learn!"''}}
 Ms. Oh is the new Media Immersion teacher after Snake is promoted to principal. Despite her youth and good looks, she is still a gifted teacher. Dave tries sucking up to her to gain favor, but to no avail until he comforts her about her breakup.
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 * [[Hot for Student]]
 * [[Hot Teacher]]
-* [[Hey Its That Guy]]: I guess [[Instant Star|Karma's]] career went down the tubes and she's a teacher now.
+* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: I guess [[Instant Star|Karma's]] career went down the tubes and she's a teacher now.
 * [[Reasonable Authority Figure]]
 * [[Stern Teacher]]
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 '''Audra Torres (Season 10- )'''
-{{quote|  Played by Ramona Milano}}
+{{quote|Played by Ramona Milano}}
-{{quote| ''“Degrassi’s on our school board’s watch list. Bullying, low test scores, and now a prank that caused my sons to miss an exam. One more incident and that could be another principal’s problem.”''}}
+{{quote|''“Degrassi’s on our school board’s watch list. Bullying, low test scores, and now a prank that caused my sons to miss an exam. One more incident and that could be another principal’s problem.”''}}
 Mrs. Torres is Drew and Adam's mom. She's on the school board and throughout the ''Boiling Point'', frequently at odds with Mr. Simpson. She is fiercely protective of her sons to the point where she comes off as overbearing, and although she loves Adam, she is still coming to terms with him being transgendered. As time goes on, however, she does come to terms with this. She also begins to treat Bianca like a surrogate daughter, due to being in a similar 'troubled teen' situation when she herself was younger.
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 * [[Good Parents]]: She's ''very'' stern with Drew and Adam, but she's really just doing what she thinks is in their best interest. One case is her convincing her husband to look into jobs in Boston so Drew can finally get closure  {{spoiler|after his gang beating.}} She also warms up to the idea of Adam being a transgender male after she realizes that he can't stand being Gracie.
 * [[Jerkass Has a Point]]: Mrs. Torres storms into the school and seems overbearing to Principal Simpson and Coach Armstrong...but c'mon, her son just got hazed, [[Mama Bear|she has every right to be pissed off]]. And when Armstrong says he's going to investigate the matter, Mrs. Torres quite ''correctly'' points out that schools often brush these incidents under the rug so that their teams can keep playing. And ''that's'' almost quaint compared to what happens to Adam just a few weeks later!
-** [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Once she finds out that Bianca  {{spoiler|helped her sons, she considers hiring a lawyer for her out of pocket.}}
+** [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: Once she finds out that Bianca  {{spoiler|helped her sons, she considers hiring a lawyer for her out of pocket.}}
 * [[Mama Bear]]: Most definitely. Lampshaded in a [[Boycott the Caf]] episode review where after Drew is hazed, the reviewer notes "Mrs. Torres has arrived, and she is in total [[Mama Bear]] mode!" She also is livid that  {{spoiler|Drew played a part in Anson's murder, but she immediately hires a lawyer for him regardless.}}
 * [[Meddling Parents|Meddling Parent]]: Helicopter Mom, to be exact.
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 * [[Stage Mom]]
 * [[Took a Level In Kindness]]: '''Big time.'''
-* [[Why Couldn't You Be Different]]: To Adam.
+* [[Why Couldn't You Be Different?]]: To Adam.
 == Laura Kwan ==
 '''Laura Kwan (Season 1-9)'''
-{{quote|  Played by Linlyn Lue}}
+{{quote|Played by Linlyn Lue}}
 An English teacher at Degrassi. Over the years she's been witness to a ''lot'' of classroom disruptions caused by all the drama between her students. She was slightly exasperated by the antics of J.T., Jimmy, and Spinner (though she did seem a bit amused at times). In more recent seasons, she wasn't quite as strict (possibly because J.T. and Spinner were no longer in her classroom). As of Season 10, Ms. Dawes, the former art teacher, is now teaching English classes, and Kwan hasn't been seen. It's unknown whether she's no longer teaching at Degrassi or if she's simply teaching English class periods that the main characters aren't in.
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 '''"Bullfrog" Goldsworthy (Season 10-)'''
-{{quote|  Played by Tufford Kennedy}}
+{{quote|Played by Tufford Kennedy}}
 Radio DJ and perhaps the Degrassi parent who's changed the most as a parent in the shortest time, circumstances having pushed him from being okay with being permanently locked out of his son's room to checking under Eli's tongue to make sure he's swallowed his medication, in just under six months.
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 * [[Shock Jock]]
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-[[Category:Prominent Adults And Degrassi Faculty]]
-[[Category:Degrassi]]