Teachers
Principal Kirkpatrick: A former Commander of a military academy who was brought in to be principal at Galaxy High. His strict disciplinarian attitude is often met head on by his son Josh – who is determined to get on his last nerve. He also has a jolly personality amid his usual strict demeanor. He cares a lot about Josh's team and Josh, of course! He is also afraid of speaking to large crowds, but has since overcame his fears after reading Yoko's book, about overcoming stage fright. Captain Smith is also his long time buddy, it appears that Kirkpatrick is married.
Mrs. Schragger: The school's astronomy teacher with her unusually accurate sense of hearing and vision it makes cheating and chatting in her classroom utterly impossible.
Mr. S (Spzoerscliipw’): The team's favorite teacher, despite his unattractive physical appearance by human standards.
Mr. Fitch: A fast-talking space cowboy who is head of showing new equipment for marshals. Infamous among the students for assigning huge amounts of homework.
Ms. Roskoff: An ex-Russian Cosmonaut who teaches Space Investigation Training. She is the school’s most athletic instructor.
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