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Arcadia Oaks High is the public high school in Arcadia Oaks which teens in the district attend.
Notable People
Staff
- Principal Levit (former principal; deceased)
- Walter Strickler (former english teacher and principal; resigned)
- Coach Lawrence (health and P.E. teacher)
- Señor Uhl (Spanish teacher and current interim principal)
- Miss Janeth (algebra and drama teacher)
Students
- Jim Lake Jr. (formerly)
- Tobias Domzalski
- Claire Nuñez (formerly)
- Steve Palchuk
- Eli Pepperjack
- Mary Wang
- Darci Scott
- Shannon Longhannon
- Logan
- Seamus
- Prince Krel
- Princess Aja
Unnamed Students
| Wavy, Brown Haired Girl |  |
| Long-Faced Boy |  |
| Black Haired Boy With Green Shirt |   |
Classes
Arcadia Oaks High has a very odd schedule. At different times Jim has had World History[1], Spanish[2], and Algebra[3] as his first class of the day.
World History
Sophomore level World History was taught by Walter Strickler, and Coach Lawrence subbed while Strickler was gone looking for Angor Rot.
Students
- Jim Lake, Jr.[4]
- Toby Domzalski[4]
- Claire Nuñez[4]
- Darci Scott[4]
- Mary Wang[4]
- Shannon Longhannon[4]
- Steve Palchuck[4]
- Eli Pepperjack[4]
- Logan[4]
- Seamus[4]
Gym
Sophomore level Gym is taught by Coach Lawrence and is a combined male and female class.
Students
- Jim Lake, Jr.[4]
- Toby Domzalski[4]
- Claire Nuñez[4]
- Darci Scott[4]
- Mary Wang[4]
- Shannon Longhannon[4]
- Steve Palchuck[4]
- Eli Pepperjack[4]
- Logan[4]
- Seamus[4]
Spanish
Spanish is taught by Señor Uhl.
Students
- Jim Lake, Jr.[3]
- Darci Scott[3]
- Mary Wang[3]
- Shannon Longhannon[3]
- Steve Palchuck[3]
- Eli Pepperjack[3]
- Logan[3]
- Seamus[3]
- Unnamed female student (wavy, brown haired girl)[3]
Algebra
Algebra is taught by Miss Janeth.
Students
- Jim Lake, Jr.[2]
- Toby Domzalski[2]
- Darci Scott[2]
- Mary Wang[2]
- Shannon Longhannon[2]
- Steve Palchuck[2]
- Eli Pepperjack[2]
- Logan[2]
- Seamus[2]
- Unnamed male student (black haired boy with green shirt)[2]
Trivia
- In "Recipe for Disaster", Blinky comments that the fabled halls of Alexandria pale in comparison to the architecture of Arcadia Oaks High.