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Ron Dobbs

## Ron

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**Ronaldo "Ron" Dobbs** is a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is the fraternal twin of Dameon Dobbs and one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. In direct contrast with classmate Terrence, Ron is a bad athlete, but a good sport, as well as one of the Unbreakables, alongside Deedee, Maurecia, and Joy.

## Appearance

Both Rob and Dameon has fair skin and green eyes, but due of them being fraternal twins, Ron has red hair while Dameon has orange hair.

## Personality

Rob is typically a nice person; alongside his fraternal twin brother Dameon, enjoying an easygoing and good life, but is relentlessly optimistic. His confidence and drive for adventure can lead him to appear devious, or get him into trouble, which makes him very cheeky, but at his core, he is kindhearted who wants to do good—but has the tendency to leap before he looks.

He's also interested with playing sports and other athletic activies despite not being particularly athletic himself. This is most notably seen in "The Team-Up," where he wants to play kickball with the other students in Mrs. Jewls's class, but Terrence won't let him play. When Louis finally helps him play, Ron proves to be an excellent pitcher, but fails to kick the ball more than a few feet, and fails to ever run to first base. Despite facing brutal losses, Ron still has an excellent time playing, showing he's more concerned with having fun than winning. However, he doesn't take all the blame for his losses, as when Louis notes that he shouldn't be playing kickball with how poorly he performs, Ron notes he can't take all the blame, because Louis was also half the team, and proceeds to punch him in the stomach.
Eric Ovens

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**Eric Ovens** is a major character in *Wayside School*. He is a middle brother of the Three Erics, and typically can be seen as the outcast of the group. He is the friendliest of the Erics, but due to the negative behaviour of the other two, typically people believe Eric Ovens is also a jerk as well, and they nickname him "Crabapple". Despite how differently he acts, his best friends are still Eric Fry and Eric Bacon.

## Personality

Of the Three Erics, Ovens is typically the most friendly of them. He is unprejudiced, and always has something nice to say. However, often, due to the negative views of Eric Fry and Eric Bacon, they assume Eric Ovens is a jerk as well and call him "Crabapple". He often even seems to be the outcast of his own group, most likely because he hasn't been a member as long (he only started attending Wayside during the third grade). He is a bit naive and curious, and often knows a bit less than the other two Erics do, but he is the best when it comes to friendliness. He is shown to be awfully worrisome, in comparison to the others, and often worries when any member of their trio is in trouble. Eric Ovens, however, usually tries to keep a positive attitude, which helps him have a better outlook on life than Fry or Bacon.

## Appearance

Eric Ovens is the shortest of the Three Erics, and he is fairly fat as well, though not to the extent of Eric Fry. He is likely, in fact, one of the smallest students in the class. He has blond hair arranged in a bowl cut, and a few freckles on his chubby face. He, similar to the other Erics, wears a blue polo and khakis with nice brown shoes that have yellow soles and laces. He has a red cat symbol on his polo to reflect his pet cat.

## Episodes focusing on Eric Ovens

There are currently three episodes focusing on Eric Ovens.

* "Sammy" (B-plot)
* "Eric, Eric, and Eric"
* "Alas, Poor Eric!"

## Trivia

* He is one of five students to have his last name confirmed in the books, alongside Eric Fry, Eric Bacon, Benjamin Nushmutt, and Bebe Gunn.
Bebe Gunn the Artist

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Bebe Gunn the Artist;"Todd and the Robbers";"Letter to Miss Zarves"|;}}

## Bebe Gunn the Artist

**Bebe Gunn the Artist** is the sixth episode of the first season of Wayside School.

## Sypnosis

Bebe and Calvin work together to draw several pictures.

## Plot

The episode begins with Benjamin were training Bebe in Calvin's treehouse, art class was tomorrow, Benjamin then encourage Bebe to draw 378 pictures and draw Calvin a picture of the airplane as promise, Mrs. Jewls begins art class, and Bebe starts rapidly drawing pictures. Calvin helps provide Bebe with new materials whenever she completes one picture, and by the end of class they have drawn 378 pictures in the span of just an hour - a new personal record. Mrs. Jewls is impressed, and asks if Calvin drew all the pictures, but Calvin points out that Bebe did, because he feels he isn't very good at art for how little he can draw, but he still loves art. He believes that by assisting Bebe, he has helped create much more art, and he shakes Bebe's hand.

However, Mrs. Jewls believes that isn't how art works. She points out that the quality of art is more important than the quantity; in her words, even if Bebe spent her entire life drawing two million cats, if one person has produced one picture over the course of a lifetime that is better than all of Bebe's two million pictures, then that person has produced more art than Bebe. This hurts Bebe's feelings, so she throws all her art away and rushes out of school to start spending as much time as she can to draw one cat. When Louis asks if she can bring it tomorrow, Bebe says she probably won't even be finished with one whisker by then.

## Cast

* Ana Sani as Bebe Gunn
* Pamela Adlon as Benjamin Nushmutt
* Tara Strong as Jenny Park
* Erin Matthews as Paul
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Andrew Francis as Calvin
* Rukiya Bernard as Eric Ovens
* Avi Roque as Louis

### Additional voices

* Lauren Tom as Wayside student 05
* Vincent Tong as Wayside student 01
* Nicole Anthony as Wayside student 10
* Samuel Vincent as Wayside student 02
* Alessandro Juliani Wayside student 07
* Ashleigh Ball as Wayside student 03
* Claire Corlett as Wayside student 04
* Tabitha St. Germain as Wayside student 08
* Diana Kaarina as Wayside student 06
* Erin Matthew as Wayside student 09

### Mentioned

* Joy
* Stephen
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Terrence
* Callie

### Non-speaking cameo

* Todd
* Maurecia
* Myron
* Dana
* Sharie
* John
* Joe
* Rondi
* Leslie
* Allison
* D.J.
* Dameon
* Deedee
* Jason
* Joy
* Kathy
* Mac
* Ron
Euphrasia ostenfeldii

**Euphrasia ostenfeldii**-  вид  дводольних рослин роду Euphrasia сімейства Orobanchaceae.Вперше описаний британським ботаніком  Гербертом Вільямом Пагслі під таксономічною назвою *Euphrasia curta* var. *ostenfeldii* Pugsley ; в ранг окремого виду перенесений Пітером Фредеріком Йео в 1971 році.

## Поширення і середовище проживання

Відомий з  Великобританії (північ Уельса), Фарерських островів і  Ісландії.В окремих джерелах ареал включає в себе також  Шотландію (Кул-Мор, Уестер-Росс) і  Англію (Хелвелін).Зустрічається на ділянках з рідкісною рослинністю на виступах сухих вапнякових скель, прибережних скелях, гравійних осипи і т. Д..Популяцію з південного кордону ареалу, імовірно, слід відносити до окремого підвиду.

## Ботанічний опис

Однорічна рослина,гілкується, з прямостоячим стеблом заввишки 12-15 см.
Віночок квітки розміром 3,5-6 мм;верхня  губа біла,нижня - біла або бузкова.

## Примітки

1. ↑ Euphrasia ostenfeldii (Pugsley) Yeo — The Plant List
2. ↑ Tropicos | Name - Euphrasia ostenfeldii (Pugsley) Yeo
3. ↑ Catalogue of Life : Euphrasia ostenfeldii (Pugsley) Yeo
4. ↑ 4,0 4,1 4,2 4,3 Euphrasia ostenfeldii | Online Atlas of the British and Irish Flora
5. ↑ 5,0 5,1 Flora of NW Europe > Species: Euphrasia ostenfeldii
Jason Neil

## Jason

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**Jason Neil** is a major character in the 2028 animated series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

He was voiced by Cathy Weseluck.

## Appearance

Jason has tan skin, platinum blonde hair and light blue eyes.

## Personality

Jason is the student of Wayside School and was self-centered and rude, as seen in "Stephen and Mrs. Gorf," such as when he insults Stephen's costume, despite being his best friend and referring to Eric Bacon as fat in "Three's Erics," only because the other two Erics are, but he was also to be brave and courageous where he tried protect the people he love.

He is also been known to have a second biggest mouth, which can be taken in both a figurative and literal sense. In "Jason's Sticky Situation," he is seen calling out to Mrs. Jewls when he catches Joy chewing gum in class, even offering to write Joy's name under the discipline list. Jason frequently is seen speaking his mind.
Unbreakables

The **Unbreakables** are a four-way friend group that first appear in "The Unbreakables." Named for their "unbreakable" friendship, the group consists of Maurecia Millers, Joy Graceworthy, Deedee DeWitt, and Ron Dobbs. The four Unbreakables meet by the flagpole every morning, and have a four-handed handshake where they lock pinkies-to-thumbs, raise their hands up in the air three times, and shout "Unbreakable!" As best friends, the four regularly try to support and uphold one-another, as in "The Unbreakables," Joy, Maurecia, and Ron are seen joining Deedee in the dumpsters behind the school to help find her missing homework.

Although they are best friends, their friendship has been tested on a few instances. In "The Unbreakables," it is shown that the Cloud of Doom puts stress on their relationship, as the other three end up consistently teasing Deedee while they are under its influence. Additionally, the Ultimate Test proves difficult, as Maurecia turns out to get of the other three, despite their own special talents, including Maurecia's ice cream tasting in "Gelato Pop Quiz," Ron's excellent spelling in "The Ultimate Test, Day One," Joy's jump rope skills in "Jump Rope Arithmetic," and Deedee's speed on the stairs in "The Ultimate, Ultimate Test." However, after everything is done, the Unbreakables remain tight friends, no matter what.
Toes for Sale

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Toes for Sale;"Right-Side Upside-Down";"Kathy Hate Everyone"|;}}

## Toes for Sale

**Toes for Sale** is the eighteenth episode of *Season 1*.

## Synopsis

Seeing no use for her toes, Leslie considers selling them to Louis.

## Plot

The episode begin with Leslie, a girl with five fingers on each hand, five toes on each foot, one hand for each arm, one foot for each leg, and most importantly, two long, brown pigtails that reach to her waist. However, Leslie has a problem. Despite knowing exactly what to do with her hands, fingers, and feet, she has no idea what to do with her toes. As far as she is concerned, they are useless. She tries to get advice from her classmates. Sharie suggests Leslie should suck her toes, because that's the easiest way for her to fall asleep. However, Leslie can not get her foot in her mouth, so she decides against this. Dana says she can use it to scratch her legs, but Leslie's legs don't itch. Dana suggests she can help her scratch her legs, but Leslie decides against it, too.

Leslie then spots Louis and decides to ask him for help. She hops on his shoulders and asks him what to do, and Louis notes there is a problem. Louis tells Leslie that he'd be willing to solve the problem by taking them away - he asks her to cut them off and give them to him. When Leslie refuses, Louis elaborates by telling her he can give them to Miss Mush and have her make little hot dogs out of them. When Leslie neglects this offer, Louis offers to give a nickel apiece for them. Leslie objects at first, but as she starts thinking, she realizes there are plenty of things she could get with fifty cents.

Leslie goes back to class and asks Mrs. Jewls if she should accept Louis's offer. Mrs. Jewls is pretty sure Louis is pulling her leg. Leslie claims this isn't true, because Louis is actually pulling her toes. Mrs. Jewls is curious what Louis wants with her toes, and Leslie admits she isn't sure, but she's willing to accept the offer if she can get fifty cents. At lunch, Leslie tells Louis that she's willing to sell her toes, and Louis decides to take one last look at her toes, so Leslie takes her shoes off so he can see her toes before buying them. He decides that only the big toes are worth five cents, and the smaller toes are worth much less, three cents at most. Leslie denies this offer, then Louis suggests to just give him the biggest toes and call it a day. They bargain, but they can't agree. Ultimately, Leslie refuses to sell her toes as a complete set, thus losing the deal. As she leaves, Louis offers her a dollar apiece for her pigtails instead, but Leslie finds that outrageous.

## Cast

* Janice Kawaye as Leslie
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Sydney Mikayla as Sharie Harriet
* Diana Kaarina as Dana Doles
* Avi Roque as Louis Kidswatter

### Mentioned

* Paul D'Cruze
* Miss Mush

### Non-speaking cameo

* Benjamin Nushmutt
* Myron Myers
* John White
* Stephen
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Eric Ovens
* Joe
* Bebe Gunn
* Rondi
* Allison
* Calvin
* D.J.
* Dameon
* Callie
* Deedee
* Jason
* Joy
* Kathy
* Ron
* Terrence
* Jenny Park
* Todd Xiaoying
* Nancy Nanson
* Maurecia Millers
Joy Graceworthy

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**Joy Graceworthy** is a major character in the 2028 animated series "Wayside School". She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. She is a popular girl in school, but a kleptomaniac that frequently bothers her classmates, particularly Todd. She is one of the Unbreakables, alongside Maurecia, Deedee, and Ron.

## Appearance

Joy has fair skin, magenta eyes and wavy shoulder length strawberry blonde hair with she tied into a wavy side ponytail by a light cyan bow.

## Personality

Joy is a wealthy and pretentious girl who is the most popular girl at Wayside School and spend her time going shopping and wearing the latest trends. but she was also a stuck-up, egotistical, arrogant, snotty, rude, and mean girl who was also a stereotypical popular girl as she had money, style, and talent and engage a rude behavior, seen as early as her debut in "Joe's Counting Problem" where she laughs when Joe explains that Mrs. Jewls was teaching him how to count. In her first major role in "Todd and the Robbers," she spends the whole chapter bothering Todd, bugging him so he'll speak out loud in class and be sent home early on the kindergarten bus. When bugging Todd, she appears to be very persistent, as she is willing to get out of her seat and sharpen her pencil just to effectively poke him in the back. Later in "Jason's Sticky Situation," she is seen chewing gum in class, which presumably is against the rules, but rather than throwing it away, puts it on Jason's seat, causing him to get stuck until she kisses him, which seems to bother him more than the thought of being stuck.

Joy something is being a kleptomaniac, like in the episode "Hungry for Joy." Where she forgets her lunch, so she decides to take Dameon's instead. Rather than taking the blame for her actions, however, she simply leaves the remains on everyone else's desks, and is rewarded by Mrs. Jewls for being a good detective when she can figure out who stole Dameon's lunch. It was later revealed that she shows some level of regret, however, as when she tries eating any item that was part of Dameon's lunch for the rest of the year, or one of the two Fruity Pops she filched, it ends up tasting like Miss Mush's porridge instead.￼
The Borrowers

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|The Borrowers;"Three's Erics";"Dameon and the Turtles"|;}}

## The Borrowers

**The Barrowers** is the twenty-second episode of *Season 1*.

## Synopsis

Allison returns favors to all of the teachers at Wayside School.

## Plot

The episode begin with Allison, who is said to have pretty blonde hair, blue eyes, and a sky-blue windbreaker that matches. She is compared to Rondi, but she have black hair and is missing her front teeth. Allison has all of her teeth. Allison is kindhearted and generous, but has a short temper and often responds to boys that tease her by threatening to knock their teeth out, as she supposedly did to Rondi's front teeth. Boys never bother her after that.

One day, Benjamin see Allison, Jason and Rondi talking about something, he then asks to join the conversation, Allison accept his permissionand when they talks, Miss Mush walks up to them and asks Allison if she can have the tangerine, and Allison decides to give it to her because she's always giving food to the students. Miss Mush thanks Allison and swallows the tangerine whole in less than four seconds. Allison decides to leave the lunchroom and go to the library since it's a bit quieter there. In the library, the librarian asks what book Allison is reading. Allison says the name of the book, and the librarian seems eager to read it and asks if she can borrow it. Since the librarian always lends books to the children at school, Allison decides to return the favor. She then walks down to the playground.

At the playground, Allison decides to play with a tennis ball that she brought from home, while everyone else is playing freeze tag. Louis walks up to her and asks if he can borrow the tennis ball, and Allison lets him since he always is handing out balls to the students during recess. Jason tries to play freeze tag with her, but annoyed, Allison threatens to knock Jason's teeth out, so he walks away. Since she has given away all her lunch entertainment, Allison has nothing to do, so she goes back up to Mrs. Jewls's class early. Mrs. Jewls is glad to see Allison because she's struggling with an arithmetic problem: spelling the word "chair." Allison informs Mrs. Jewls of the proper spelling, and thanks Allison. Allison also informs her that it's a spelling problem and not arithmetic. Because of this, Mrs. Jewls decides to tell Allison a very important secret: that students are really smarter than their teachers. Allison isn't impressed and claims everyone knows that.

## Casts

* Chantal Strand as Allison
* Cree Summer as Rondi
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Cathy Weseluck as Jason
* Queen Latifah as Miss Mush
* Grey DeLisle as Mrs. Surlaw
* Avi Roque as Louis

### Mentioned

* Leslie
* Joy
* Dana
* Todd
* Myron

### Non Speaking cameo

* John
* Sharie
* Jenny
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Eric Ovens
* Joe
* Kathy
* Stephen
* Bebe Gunn
* Deedee
* D.J.
* Dameon
* Terrence
* Maurecia
* Mac
* Paul
* Ron
* Jason
* Calvin
* Callie
D.J. Taylors

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**Desmond James "D.J." Taylors III** is a major character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. He is a student with a large, bright smile and an optimistic personality.

## Appearance

D.J. is a Slavic-Canadian with fair skin, golden blonde hair and green eyes.

## Personality

D.J. is an easy going, caring, and fun-loving character. He makes sure to put his friends first before himself. He loves having great times with his friends. He enjoys sport activities.￼

He is also known to be an incredibly optimistic student at class, as shown in most of his appearances. He often has a large smile across his face, but often it's questioned why he's smiling. The truth is that D.J. believes he doesn't need a reason to smile, and that being happy is oftentimes the better choice. Many students often depend on D.J., and are happy whenever he feels happy. D.J. is glad to cheer up the students in Mrs. Jewls's class, and often tries to spread positivity whenever he can. Only once has he been seen doing anything that could hurt another student, which is giving Louis permission to kick Terrence over the fence to get back at him for kicking all the balls over the fence, and even then, it was mostly to defend his other friends.￼
Myron Myers

## Myron

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**Myron Myers** is a character in the *Wayside School* books. He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Myron is a thoughtful and kind student who often looks out for his classmates. He was formerly the class president of Mrs. Jewls's class.

He was voiced by Scott McCord.￼

## Appearance

Myron have fair skin, creamy blonde hair and blue eyes.

## Personality

Myron was clumsy boy who also bump into everyone, but he was kind and caring who cares deeply towards the concern of others. He is also a good listener, like in the episode "Myron as Class President", it shows him disappointed with how simple the role of class president is, as he wishes to be able to do more with his life. Later, he ends up helping Dana when her pet dog, Pugsy, is run over by a car, even though it takes the rest of his day, and ultimately costs him the class presidency, simply because he feels that's what being class president is all about. He likes to provide assurance to others in desperate times, even if he isn't sure if it's true.
Mrs. Jewls's class

**Mrs. Jewls's class** is the class taught by Mrs. Jewls on the thirtieth story of Wayside School. Most of *Wayside School* focuses on the students of this classroom. There are thirty-one students (thirty prior to "Mark Miller") on the thirtieth story. The class was formerly taught by Mrs. Gorf, though after she was turned into an apple, Mrs. Jewls took over.

## Members

* Mrs. Jewls (teacher)
* Bernadette Nushmutt (Formerly known as Benjamin Nushmutt)
* John White
* Sharie Harriet
* Jenny Park
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Eric Ovens
* Joe Leonards
* Myron Myers
* Kathy Nogard
* Stephen Sanchez
* Bebe Gunn
* Joy Graceworthy
* Deedee DeWitt
* D.J. Taylors
* Dameon Dobbs
* Ron Dobbs
* Leslie Sakurai
* Rondi Smith
* Allison Thompson
* Todd Xiaoying
* Terrence Sands
* Maurecia Millers
* Mac Nanson
* Paul D'Cruze
* Dana Doles
* Jason Neil
* Calvin Hobbes
* Sue Gonzales
* Diana Villa
* Callie Fornia (starting in "Mark Miller")

### Former members

* Mrs. Gorf - taught before she was turned into an apple and eaten.
* Sammy - before he was revealed to be a dead rat enclosed in raincoats
* Mrs. Drazil - taught before Mrs. Gorf replaced her.
* Louis - was taught in the classroom fifteen years before the events of the series. Now works as the school's yard teacher.
* Dr. Jane Payne - was taught in the classroom twenty-five years before the events of the series. Now works as a dentist.
* Haylee Jewls - was taught in Mrs. Drazil's class a year before the events of the series. Now a student at Elkberry Middle.
* Eric Burger - was taught in Mrs. Drazil's class a year before the events of the series. Now a student at Elkberry Middle.
* Eric Curry - was taught in Mrs. Drazil's class a year before the events of the series. Now a student at Elkberry Middle.
* Eric Chard - was taught in Mrs. Drazil's class a year before the events of the series. Now a student at Elkberry Middle.

## Methods

In Mrs. Jewls's class, three new things are learned every day. Mrs. Jewls believes that if three new things are learned every day, eventually the students will learn all there is to know. If students do well in class, they get a Fruity Pop from the coffee can and some Chocolate Chip Cookies from the cookie jar on her desk. If they do poorly, they have to write their name on the board, which is succeeded by having a checkmark be placed next to it on the next offense, and on the third offense, it will be circled, and the student will be sent home early on the kindergarten bus. Although most students don't mind the punishment, it can be harmful when stacked up, since students have to make up missed work, and the kindergarteners can be fairly annoying.
Kathy Nogard

## Kathy

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**Kathryn "Kathy" W. Nogard** is a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Originally the blunt and the coldest girl in the class, much of this was reversed upon a visit with Dr. Pickell, the school counselor.

## Appearance

Kathy has long black hair that tied into two braids and brown eyes

## Personality

Originally, Kathy was a studious but cold grouch who always likes everything to be perfect and always hates everything if their not perfect.

According to Dana, Kathy has made a point about how much she hates everyone that she does and does not know. She took pain out of the misery of others, as is seen in “DJ's Smile,” where it's mentioned that Kathy would only ever laugh if someone hurt themself, and in “Kathy and DJ,” she actively made an effort to make DJ feel worse that ultimately backfired. At this time, she was additionally very self-absorbed, oftentimes ignoring others’ advice just so she would be right in the end, as is seen in “Kathy Hate Everyone,” and she additionally tries to argue that Santa Claus isn’t real during the class’s Christmas party in “Santa Claus.”
Rondi Smith

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**Rhonda "Rondi" Smith** is a major character in *Wayside School*. She is a playful girl who is most well-known for her two front teeth, which she doesn't have. In fact, there are a lot of things she doesn't have that she ends up recognized for; her hat, her boots, and of course that joke she didn't tell. She seems to be the only one who notices she doesn't have the things she doesn't have, and this can often be pretty bothersome for her.

## Personality

Rondi is a very playful and silly girl in Mrs. Jewls's class. While her friend Allison is a prim and proper fashionista, Rodni is a street-smart and tomboyish punk girl. She is also very talented, but no one seems to recognize the talents she does have; only the ones she doesn't. Rondi is quickly annoyed by this, as shown in the episode "Toothless", and often this is one of her biggest pet peeves. She can occasionally be fairly worrisome, though not nearly as panicked as a student like Dana or Eric Ovens. Overall, she just wishes to have a good time, but she is quickly bothered by the people who aren't able to notice her for what she actually does have.

## Appearance

Rondi is Nigerian-Canadian have dark skin, black hair that tied low afro puffs and brown eyes, a large grey sweater with a big "R" on it that she knitted herself, large black pants held up by a belt, and large black shoes.

most notable feature are her front teeth, which she doesn't have.

## Episodes focusing on Rondi

There are currently two episodes focusing on Rondi.

* "Toothless"
* "Toy Battles"

## Trivia

* While Rondi's hair was blonde in the books, here it is black.
* In the books, there was a chapter entitled "Teeth" where Rondi grew new front teeth. Since it is confirmed that she still will have them by the end of Season 3, it is unknown whether or not this chapter will ever be adapted.
Joe Leonards

## Joe

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**Joseph "Joe" Leonards** is character of the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is a student in the *Wayside School*.

## Appearance

Joe has fair skin, 55,006 curly brown hairs and greenish blue.

## Appearances Throughout the Series

#### *Season 1*

* "Mark Miller" (debut) (no lines)
* "Joe Counting Problem" (debut)
* "Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor" (mentioned)
* "Right-Side Upside-Down"
* "Dameon and the Turtles"
* "Bad Sport"
* "Name Trader"
* "Louis' Story"
Three's Erics

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Three's Erics;"The Team-Up";"The Borrowers"|;}}

**Three's Erics** is the twenty-one episode of *Season 1* of Wayside School.

## Synopsis

The nicknames for the Three Erics are all explained by his father and their classmate.

## Plot

The episode begin with The Three Erics got off of the bus with the glum face, their father asks them what happened, Eric Fry mentioning that no one realizes that they're all versions of the same person. For example, everyone thinks all the Erics are fat, and they would frequently joke that if all Erics sat on one side of the room, the school would fall over. Eric Bacon hates jokes like that, because he is actually the skinniest student in Mrs. Jewls's class. However, since Eric Fry and Eric Ovens are fat, everyone just assumes that all three of the Erics are fat. Eric Bacon attempts to refute this in a conversation with Jason, but Jason notes he must be fat because his name is Eric. Thus, he earns the nickname "Fatso."

Eric Fry actually is fat, but he's also the best athlete in Mrs. Jewls's class because his body is solid muscle. However, nobody seems to notice, because the other two Erics aren't good at sports. Eric Ovens is clumsy, and Eric Bacon, while a decent athlete for his size, is so skinny it doesn't matter. Henceforth, everyone else assumes Eric Fry is also clumsy and weak, because his name is Eric. When picking teams, Eric Fry was often the last picked, and even though he constantly performed home runs and fantastic catches, no one ever noticed them over the one time he dropped the ball. The chapter goes on to inform of a time Terrence threw a ball to the left when Eric Fry was playing right field. Fry almost catches the ball, but it ended up slipping out of his hand, earning him the nickname "Butterfingers."

Eric Ovens is the nicest student in Mrs. Jewls's class, but everyone assumes he must be mean because the other two Erics are (due to them being given inaccurate nicknames). Eric Bacon is mean because everyone insists he is fat, and Eric Fry is mean because he's tired of playing right field. Naturally, everyone assumes Eric Ovens is the exact same way, calling him "Crabapple". The chapter goes on to mention one time Eric Ovens was gladly greeting Allison in the morning, only for Allison to snap back at him telling him that if he has nothing nice to say, he shouldn't say anything at all. Even though their nicknames are negative and just plain wrong, all three Erics don't seem to mind and think it's an improvement over their real names, as their nicknames make it far easier to identify them. Whenever someone just says "Eric," either all three or none of them would respond, but with their own distinct nicknames, they will know when someone is talking to them.

## Characters

* Nicole Anthony as Eric Fry
* Philip Solomon as Eric Bacon
* Rukiya Bernard as Eric Ovens
* Donald Faison as Eric Curry
* Cathy Weseluck as Jason Neil
* Michael Adamthwaite as Terrence Sands
* Alessandro Juliani a Stephen Sanchez
* Chantal Strand as Allison Thompson

### Mentioned

* Mrs. Jewls
* Benjamin Nushmutt
* Myron
* John
* Dana
* Jenny
* Sharie
Sharie Harriet

## Sharie

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**Sharity "Sharie" Harriet** is a main character in *Wayside School*. She is a girl who frequently falls asleep in class. Despite this, she recieves praise from Mrs. Jewls, who believes she learns best that way. Sharie, when awake, often is seen doing strange things, such as bringing in a hobo for show and tell. She has many good friends, but doesn't interact with them too often. However, she can get pretty excited when it comes to helping them out. Sharie is typically a more quiet student, partially due to her mild-mannered personality, partially because she sleeps so much.

## Personality

Sharie is usually pretty quiet and mild-mannered, mostly because she is asleep pretty often. However, when she gets excited, she can get really excited, as seen in a few instances. It is suggested she lives an interesting life on many instances, such as the trophy wall seen in "Big Ben", but when at school, she typically tries to be more calm and serene. Mrs. Jewls believes she is one of the best students in class, since she is rarely disruptive, and seems to learn in her sleep.

Sharie also seems to behave strangely on some instances, such as the time she brought in a hobo for show and tell in "Hobo and Tell", and her behaviors seen in episodes like "Sharie's Jacket" and "The Science Unfair". Often, she doesn't seem to notice that others believe she is strange, and feels as if she is in her own world. She has difficulty staying awake, first showcased in "Little Red Sleeping Hood", and while Mrs. Jewls approves of this, often, it does get her in some troubles.

## Appearance

Sharie is a African-Canadian girl with very dark skin, messy black hair and long eyelashes.

While not in school, she wears a large, blue and red hoodie with a big green sweater underneath. She wears a purple skirt that matches her large, purple boots, and striped black and white leggings. On the back of her hood is a small, red patch.

## Appearances

There are eight episodes with Sharie in the main focus.

* "The Play's the Thing"
* "Coffee"
* "Big Ben"
* "Hobo and Tell"
* "Toy Battles"
* "Sharie's Jacket"
* "Teacher's Pet's Pet"
* "The Science Unfair"

## Trivia

* She represents the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in "A Kathy Carol".
Wayside School (building)

*This page is about the building. For the series, look see Wayside School (TV Series).*

**Wayside School** is the main setting of the Wayside School series. The elementary school, although intended to be built one story tall with thirty rooms across, the builders accidentally held the blueprints sideways, and the school ended up being thirty stories tall with one room on each floor. They also forgot the nineteenth story. The builders said they were very sorry. The children, however, don't seem to mind, since they have a very large playground because of it.

## History

In March, 1977, it was ordered that the town of Elkberry, Wyoming would have a new elementary school built to accommodate for the town's growing population. Construction began on April, though due to a mistake with the blueprints, the school started being built vertically instead of horizontally. The builders didn't realize this mistake until they were already finished with the twenty-third story, and since they didn't wish to destroy all of what they had finished, they simply kept building upwards until they finished the thirtieth story. On January 1st, 1978, the school opened. Ten of the rooms were classrooms (respectively, the fifth, sixth, eighth, ninth, eleventh, thirteenth, seventeenth, twentieth, twenty-third, and thirtieth), while the other twenty were used for other purposes. The large lot that the school was going to be used for eventually became the school's playground.

## Uniform

The uniform is quite formal and western. Wayside School is a mixed school. For girls a navy blue blazer and a white shirt is worn under. This also applies to boys. Girls also wear a white mini skirt with red lining. White socks are worn with red Mary janes shoe, to finish, a red ascot that adorn the shirt. For boys the bottom is greyish blue trousers. To finish, the socks are worn with dark blue shoes and a blue neckties that adorn the shirt.

## Floors

1. The school lobby. Contains the bathrooms and the principal's office.
2. Contains the school ballroom.
3. Contains the auditorium.
4. Contains the counselor's office.
5. Miss Melody's classroom.
6. Mrs. Duncan's classroom.
7. Contains the library.
8. Mrs. Mazzo's classroom.
9. Mrs. Watterson's room.
10. Contains the gymnasium.
11. Ms. Blaugha's classroom.
12. Contains the teachers' lounge.
13. Mr. Osteo's classroom.
14. Contains the janitor closet.
15. Contains the cafeteria.
16. Contains the kitchen.
17. Mr. Altanzo's classroom. Built unusually short.
18. Contains the Special Ed room.
19. Miss Zarves's classroom. Doesn't actually exist.
20. Prof. Prefect's classroom.
21. Contains the conference room.
22. Contains the music room.
23. Mr. Murray's classroom.
24. Contains the computer lab.
25. Contains the ESL room.
26. Contains the swimming pool.
27. Contains the nurse's office.
28. Contains the art room.
29. Contains the gifted classroom.
30. Mrs. Jewls's classroom.

## Trivia

* It is the tallest building in all of Elkberry.
Bernadette Nushmutt

## Benjamin Nushmutt

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**Bernadette Nushmutt** (Formerly **Benjamin Nushmutt**) the main character of *Wayside School*. She is once a young trans boy who recently moved to Elkberry from his old home in Thailand. He ended up being sent to the offbeat Wayside School - a thirty story tall building with unorthodox learning methods. He was surprised when he found out that all of the other students actually believed his name was Mark Miller, then later Mary Jane, though she already tells them her real name, but her swapping gender, she wasn't assertive enough to tell them otherwise.

Bernadette is awfully worrisome and pessimistic, though he has been adapting to his life at the new school more recently. He has made a few good friends included his cousin John White, an intelligent kid who is completely upside-down due to an incident in kindergarten, Jenny Parker, an over-achiever who is usually late to school, often having to take her dad's motorcycle instead, and Sharie Harriet, a small girl with eccentric behaviors who usually falls asleep in class.

## Personality

Bernadette was a originally a boy who is a rather worrisome and pessimistic student, often worrying about the bad things that could happen. He is often pretty shy, and has a little bit of trouble making friends, though he has established a few good friends over his course at Wayside. He is pretty timid, as it took him a lot of courage just to reveal his name wasn't actually Mark Miller. However, as he adapts more to his new home, he seems to enjoy it more, and eventually, he feels glad to be in a class where no one is weird since no one is normal.

For a long time, after becoming a trans girl, she often believed that many of his desirable traits were part of her new ego as Mary Jane, such as being a good student, being fairly athletic, and often getting attention from others. However, she feels glad when she realizes that people still believe these things even after they find out her real name.

## Appearance

Benjamin is a Thai-American with short spikey auburn hair and light brown skin.

## Appearances

There are 11 episodes focusing on Benjamin.

* "Mark Miller"
* "Big Ben"
* "Story of Stories"
* "Best Friends For-Never"
* "Mrs. Franklin"
* "Benjamin Nushmutt"
* "The Luckiest"
* "Parent-Teacher Conference"
* "The Science Unfair"
* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "The Last Apple"

## Trivia

* Benjamin is based on his counterpart, a character from the Wayside School books series.￼
* Benjamin, although being the main character in the show, wasn't introduced in the books until *Wayside School is Falling Down*.
* He wasn't in 2007's *Wayside*, nor the pilot for the show.
Unit, Carrier

**THE CARRIER UNIT**

Units Available: 6

Cost: 3

Combat value: 9

***Transporting Capability 6***

The Carrier unit (CV) is the primary vehicle for expanding territory by transporting friendly Ground Forces and PDS units from system to system. In addition to the mundane task of transportation, the Carrier can also be a formidable weapon as it may bring swarms of deadly and inexpensive Fighter units to bear against your enemies.
Dana's Mosquito Bite Numbers

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## Dana's Mosquito Bite Numbers

**Dana's Mosquito Bite Numbers** is the eleventh episode of Season 1 of *Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

Mrs. Jewls tries to cure Dana's itch with arithmetic.

## Plot

The chapter opens by introducing the readers to Dana, a very beautiful girl with "four eyes," referring to her glasses. The narrator describes Dana's eyes as her unique feature, and goes on to mention that if Dana was covered with even more eyes, she'd be even more beautiful, but this isn't the case - instead, Dana is covered with an insane number of mosquito bites. Mrs. Jewls wants to teach arithmetic, but Dana complains that she can't focus because she is too itchy. This prompts the other students to try to complain about their issues too, but Mrs. Jewls settles that they are going to do arithmetic. She decides to help Dana forget about how itchy she is by announcing that arithmetic is a great cure for a pesky itch, and asks Dana how many mosquito bites she has. Dana estimates that she has over a hundred bites, but her itch keeps moving from bite to bite.

Mrs. Jewls points out that numbers don't itch as much as mosquito bites do, and she proposes turning Dana's mosquito bites into numbers. Mrs. Jewls starts quizzing the class, using mosquito bites in all the math problems. Dana, however, doesn't feel it is helping, as regardless of what Mrs. Jewls tries, Dana still itches. Eventually, Mrs. Jewls comes up with a tough problem and asks for the addition of seventy-five and forty-nine mosquito bites. She says the problem is for Dana, and has her solve it.

Dana looks at her arms, and notices one arm has seventy-five mosquito bites, while the other has forty-nine. She counts the bites, and realizes there are one hundred and twenty-four mosquito bites total, none of which are itching anymore. The other students in class wonder if arithmetic can also fix their complaints. Dana is glad that her mosquito bites were turned into numbers instead of letters, because she's forgotten how to spell the word "mosquito."

## Cast

* Diana Kaarina as Dana
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Ian James Corlett as D.J.
* Kelly Metzger as Ron
* Michael Adamthwaite as Terrence
* SungWon Cho as Todd
* Cree Summer as Rondi
* Ana Sani as Bebe Gunn
Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor

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## Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor

**Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor** is the ninth episode of the first season of Wayside School.

## Synopsis

Maurecia gets tired of every flavor of ice cream, so Mrs. Jewls has to invent something new.

## Plot

The episode begin in Mrs. Jewls's class. Where Bell rings for lunch, Maurecia would bring an ice cream cone and keep it in her desk. She tries all kinds of different ice cream flavors, from chocolate to pistachio, but eventually gets tired of them all and decides that she no longer likes ice cream. At that point, her desk is sticky and she is unhappy.

She complains to Mrs. Jewls about her problem, who hates seeing her so unhappy. Mrs. Jewls decides to get to work making a new flavor that she might like, inventing a new ice cream flavor overnight, named after Maurecia herself. She figures that since everyone likes Maurecia, it will be the best flavor of all. However, when Maurecia tries it, she says it doesn't taste like anything at all, even though everyone else in class thinks it's delicious. Mrs. Jewls realizes her mistake; Maurecia can't taste Maurecia-flavored ice cream because it's the taste that she tastes when she's not eating anything. She decides to instead make ice cream flavors named after the rest of the classmates, such as Joe and Ron, which are tasteless towards the students they're based off of but delicious to Maurecia.

Eventually, Mrs. Jewls produces 27 new flavors of ice cream, and Maurecia likes all of them except for Kathy, who apparently "tastes like old bologna". Everyone likes Maurecia, and Maurecia likes everyone. Everyone likes Maurecia's flavor the best, but Maurecia seems to like Todd's flavor the best. It is revealed that this could become a little bit of a problem, because she ends up biting Todd's arm every so often to see if she can get the same taste.

## Casts

* Andrea Libman as Maurecia
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Chrissie Fit as Kathy
* Britt Irvin as Callie
* SungWon Cho as Todd
* Diana Kaarina as Deedee
* Janice Kawaye as Leslie
* Rob Paulsen as Joe
* Kelly Metzger as Ron

### Mentioned

* Mrs. Millers
* Terrence
* Bebe Gunn
* Calvin
* Jason

### Non Speaking cameo

* Myron
* Dana
* Stephen
* Jenny
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Eric Ovens
* Sharie
* John
* Joe
* Rondi
* Leslie
* Allison
* D.J.
* Dameon
* Joy
* Kathy
* Mac
* Paul
Eric Fry

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**Eric Fry** is a major character in *Wayside School*. He is the oldest triplet brother of the Three Erics, which is most likely the best choice, since Eric Bacon is much more self-centered and vain, while Eric Ovens usually isn't the best at handling major tasks. He is a very athletic student, though rarely do the other students seem to notice his talents since Eric Bacon and Eric Ovens are both fairly inathletic. Added with the one time he messed up catching the ball, he has recieved the unfortunate nickname "Butterfingers".

## Personality

Of the Three Erics, Eric Fry usually seems to be the most stable, since Eric Bacon rarely cares about others' concerns, and Eric Ovens is much more emotional. Eric Fry is fairly helpful and usually can come up with practical solutions fairly quickly, though he often also lacks good attitude. He is easily the most grumpy of the Three Erics, and often this can also lead to some problems in the group. Fry can be easily annoyed, especially since his amazing athletic talents go unrecognized. Due to this, he often requires support from the other two Erics, who typically have a more positive outlook.

## Appearance

Eric Fry is one of the largest students in the class. He is pretty tall and pretty fat, though his height is beat by a few others, notably Terrence and Allison. Similar to the other two Erics, he wears a blue polo and khakis, with brown sneakers that have yellow soles and laces. He has messy, cinnamon brown hair, which contrasts the other two Erics, who have more well-trimmed hair. There is a red goat symbol on his shirt, reflecting his pet goat Billy.

## Episodes focusing on Eric Fry

There are currently three episodes focusing on Eric Fry.

* "Sammy" (B-plot)
* "Eric, Eric, and Eric"
* "Alas, Poor Eric!"

## Trivia

* While Eric Fry shares major roles with the other two Erics in certain episodes, he is currently the only one not to have the main focus, since "Eric, Eric, and Eric" mostly focuses on Eric Bacon, while "Alas, Poor Eric!" mostly focuses on Eric Ovens.
Stephen Sanchez

## Stephen

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**Stephen Sanchez** is a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

He is voiced by Alessandro Juliani.

## Appearance

Stephen is a Hispanic Canadian with light brown skin, green hair with brown root, with a large tuft of his hair sticking upwards on his left side and two strands sticking up on his right and dark brown eyes.

## Personality

Stephen is sometimes outgoing boy who get excited quickly and is quite hyperactive. but he has good intentions. He often reassures his friends and is there for them when he needs to be.
Strategy Card, Leadership

**1. THE LEADERSHIP STRATEGY**

Primary Ability

Immediately receive 3 Command Counters from your reinforcements. You may then use the card’s secondary ability.

Secondary Ability

You may purchase a maximum of 3 Command Counters with a cost of 2 Influence each.

The Leadership Strategy provides two important strategic advantages. First, it allows the player to go first during the round, which can be crucial. Second, the Leadership Strategy Card provides the Active player with 3 Command Counters, which are always vitally important.

This Strategy Card also allows the active player to use the card’s secondary ability (which is normally prohibited). This can potentially allow a player to receive 6 Command Counters (3 for free and he may purchase up to 3 more).

The secondary ability of the Leadership Strategy is the most common way for other players to accumulate more Command Counters.

IMPORTANT SPECIAL RULE FOR LEADERSHIP STRATEGY:

Unlike most other Strategy Cards, players do not need to spend a Command Counter from their Strategy Allocation pool in order to execute this secondary Ability.
Deedee DeWitt

## Deedee

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**Donatella "Deedee" DeWitt** is a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. She is a quick, athletic, and competitive student with a knack for problem-solving. She is one of the Unbreakables, alongside Ron, Maurecia, and Joy.

## Appearance

Deedee has light brown skin, long wavy hair and dark brown eyes.

## Personality

Deedee is a very athletic student, as shown a number of times throughout the series and just like Jenny, she was also a tomboy. Tough, stubborn, reckless, and self-confident, she isn't afraid of challenges or saying what is on her mind. At the same time, she can be kind and grateful. In "Deedee's Unlucky Day," it's stated she likes recess more than spelling