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Wagstaff School (or Wagstaff for short) is where Louise, Gene, and Tina learn. The school is an old brick building, and it's at least 75 years old, having its 75th anniversary on "Crystal Mess." It first appears in the pilot episode, "Human Flesh," as a flashback. The school was the sole setting for "Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl." The school serves grades 3-8 at least. Wagstaff may be a k-8 school, but kindergarteners, 1st, and 2nd graders have yet to appear.

Layout[]

The school has two floors with spaces that most schools have. It's hard to determine where to place most of the rooms. Still, Wagstaff includes classrooms, of course, a gymnasium, a teacher's office, a teacher's lounge, a media center, janitor's closets, bathrooms, and the principal's office. To get to the principal's office, people must go through the teacher's. Principal Spoor has a bathroom in his office, but he only lets himself use it.

It used to have a ceramics class until the room was burned right before a school inspection and walled up, only to be discovered decades later by the Belcher children.

At the back of the school is the courtyard. It's where the students play during recess. There's an open area but also a basketball court and a soccer field. The school built multiple gaga pits for gaga ball in "Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien," but as of The Bob's Burgers Movie, only one pit stands.

Members[]

Employees[]

Wagstaff Employees
Principals Teachers Extracurricular Advisors
Principal Spoors
Louise Belcher (briefly)

Coach Blevins (P.E., 4th grade science, & 6th grade math)
Mr. Desanto (photography)
Phillip Frond (health)
Mr. Grant (Spanish)
Ms. Jacobson (8th grade)
Ms. LaBonz (4th grade)
Matilda Merkin (music)
Ms. Padaro (ancient Greek)
Mrs. Persky
Ms. Schroeder (P.E.)
Ms. Twitchell (6th grade)
Mrs. Woods (home ec)
Unnamed metal shop teacher

Mr. Ambrose (cheerleading)
Mr. Desanto (debate)
Mr. Grant (A/V)
Ms. LaBonz (drama)
Other Positions Caf-Co Contractors Substitute Teachers Volunteers

Mr. Ambrose (librarian)
Mr. Branca (custodian)
Don (counselor, formerly)
Nurse Liz (nurse)
Phillip Frond (counselor)
Jackie (crossing guard)
Ms. Schnur (principal secretary)
Ms. Selbo (receptionist)
Yuli (security guard)

Hildy
Isabella (substitute)
Bob Belcher (home ec)
Rachel Bisselbender (music)
Mr. Dinkler (4th grade science)
Chuck Steaks
Bob Belcher (substitute teacher & chaperone)
Linda Belcher (front-desk & chaperone)

Students[]

Wagstaff Students
3rd Graders 4th Graders 5th Graders 6th Graders
Unnamed 3rd grader
Unnamed 3rd grader
Benj
Danny Duszynski
Megan
7th Graders 8th Graders Unknown Graders Former Students
Chloe
Darryl
Megan
Zack

Angela
Becky
Trina Belson
Brenda
Ricky Brown
Candy
Cindy
Colton
Dane
David
Donald
Duncan
Jeremy Dylan
Eli
Gus Gomez
Juan Gomez
Sammy Hagar
Charlotte Jackson
Olivia Jackson
Jason Jeffers
Jessica
Joe Harrison
Jerry
Karen
Kevin
Tommy LaCroix
Larry
Sonia Livadopolous
Lily
Lizzie
Sophie Martinson
Megan McGrath
Cameron McPherson
Nicholas Mendoza
Naomi
Nathan
Tamica
Toby Nero
Stella Newens
Nicholas
Scott O'Brien
Timmy O'Brien
Omar
Paul
Willa Prentis
Neil Roberts
Pocket Sized Rudy
Sara
Brian Schlesinger
Caroline Shapiro
Todd
Katie Waxman
Wendy
Zach
Zane

Phillip Frond
Mike Katzoff
Madison
Mary
Rose Reynolds
Jordan Sturman
Dave Titus

Trivia[]

  • Throughout the series, the name of the school has occasionally been misspelled 'Waggstaff School.'
  • The school's mascot is the Wagstaff Whaler.
  • In "Gene It On", the school's colors appear to be blue and white with a yellow W. In "Mazel Tina", Tammy appeared wearing a cheerleader uniform with a W on it (indicating Wagstaff), but the official colors are white and red.
  • The episode description of "Broadcast Wagstaff School News" describes Wagstaff School as "the Belcher children's middle school."
  • It is the only location to have an inconsistent floor plan.
  • According to Louise's story in "The Frond Files", the school is approximately 2 miles away from her home.
  • The school is named after Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff, a character played by Groucho Marx in the 1932 movie Horse Feathers.[citation needed]
  • Lunch starts at 12 o'clock. ("Midday Run")
  • In 1983, the school was Wagstaff Elementary School. ("The Secret Ceramics Room of Secrets")
  • The fridge in the teacher's lounge gets cleaned out at 4 PM every Wednesday. ("Mission Impos-slug-ble")

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References[]

  1. Reference has also been made to a "Mr. Blevins" who teaches science, they are probably the same person as Coach Blevins was seen teaching Louise's science class in "Burger War".
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