Dr. Gregory was a grey-haired Science teacher at Sunnydale High School. He was the first teacher to show confidence in Buffy (and not think she’s a felon). He was killed …

Miss Barton was a teacher who became heavily influenced by the drugged 3.06 Band Candy. She dismissed Study Hall (called Principal Snyder a “commandant”) and was later seen in the Bronze …

Miss Beakman was the teacher Amy Madison bewitched to believe that Amy had done her homework in 2.16 Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered.

Miss Frank was the teacher at Sunnydale High who was shot and killed by George when he was possessed by James Stanley in 2.19 I Only Have Eyes For You.

Miss Miller was an English teacher at Sunnydale High. Marcie Ross attempted to suffocate her using a plastic bag, but she was saved by Cordelia in Out Of Mind, Out …

Mr. Miller was a teacher at Sunnydale High. He appeared in the episodes 2.19 I Only Have Eyes For You, 2.14 Innocence, 3.01 Anne (”Slow down, people. Summer is over. Be somber.”) and …

Mr. Pole was the Driver’s Ed teacher at Sunnydale High, seen in 1.03 The Witch when Cordelia went temporarily blind.

Mr. Whitmore was Sunnydale High’s teen health teacher who gave Buffy’s class eggs to protect in 2.12 Bad Eggs. He was under the control of the Mother Bezoar.

Mrs. Jackson was the teacher who confiscated Sid from Morgan in History class.

Ms. Tishler was a teacher in the episode 1.10 Nightmares. Xander remembered her as wearing a midnight blue, tight angora sweater. The others reminded him that she had also taught ‘Active …

Bob Flutie was the Principal of Sunnydale High who allowed Buffy to join the school despite her “colourful” record. A kind-hearted but nervous man, Flutie was obsessed with ensuring his …

Robin Wood was Principal at the newly-rebuilt (and short-lived) Sunnydale High. Wood was the son of a Vampire Slayer named Nikki, who was killed by Spike in New York (seen …

Snyder joined Sunnydale High after Principal Flutie was eaten. He hated kids and took an instant dislike to Buffy and her friends. Even Joyce called him a “nasty little horrid …