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'''Edna Krabappel Flanders''' (more commonly known as '''Mrs. Krabappel''' or, known by [[Bart]] as '''Mrs. K''') is a [[Fourth Grade|4th Grade]] teacher at [[Springfield Elementary School]]. Before Edna was married she lived at [[82 Evergreen Terrace]] and now lives at 744 Evergreen Terrace. Edna is a heavy smoker, whose love-life is often visited in the series.
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'''Rayshelle Peyton''' is a [[fourth grade]] teacher at [[Springfield Elementary School]].
  
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Edna was born January 21, 1961. She holds a Master's from Bryn Mawr College, but is thoroughly jaded, a caricature of the American public school system, as evidenced on the occasion when [[Lisa]] steals all the teachers' editions of the textbooks (which contain the answers). Edna genuinely wanted to help people in need but it after years of frustration thanks to the school, and [[Bart Simpson]] in particular, this wore away on a somewhat tragic note.
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Ms. Peyton was a teacher in [[Ghana]] for two years. However, she moved to [[Springfield]] because her husband, [[Darryl Peyton]], got a new job as part of the Springfield Orchestra.
  
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There is some inconsistency about Edna's origins. Though she is said to have come to Springfield to begin teaching, she can be seen running through the background in Springfield High School in when [[Clancy Wiggum]] is being videotaped as a hall monitor. Krabappel, like many other teachers at [[Springfield Elementary School]] smokes heavily, especially during school hours. It was also once implied that Edna Krabappel drinks heavily, as when Marge arrived at the school to use a restroom and stumbled upon the horrible conditions of the school, she noticed Edna Krabappel's class where Bart felt he had to sleep in class and uttered "stupid teacher," to which Edna was also sleeping in a similar fashion to Bart and uttering "stupid hangover" and once got fired when she became drunk (although the latter instance wasn't her fault, as her drink was spiked by her students in order to help her become laid back.).
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Before she became the new fourth grade teacher at Springfield Elementary, Ms. Peyton stayed at the resort [[Paradiso del Mare]]. When [[Bart]] sneaked into the resort's pool, he got winded and started to drown. Ms. Peyton dived into the pool, still in her dress, and rescued Bart. Because Bart felt embarrassed about this, he yelled at Ms. Peyton and ran off. After this incident, Ms. Peyton referred to Bart as "angry drowning boy" in her head, since she didn't know his name.
  
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On October 25, [[2013]], [[Marcia Wallace]] died in her home in [[Los Angeles]] after a battle with pneuomnia. Due to this, ''Simpsons'' executive producer and showrunner [[Al Jean]] revealed that Edna was not going to be the character that was being killed off in the [[season 26]] premiere but the character will now be retired. It is currently unknown how the character will be retired.
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When Ms. Peyton introduced herself to the other teachers, she told them that she wanted to do project-based learning with the school. At first, the other teachers weren't interested, but Ms. Peyton then revealed that she had drawn up all the lesson plans they would need. When Ms. Peyton was introduced to Bart, she didn't recognize him, but Bart recognized her. Bart then started acting up toward her because he was feeling guilty about the way he acted toward her at the pool, and he had a crush on Ms. Peyton. Due to Bart's antics, Ms. Peyton ended up calling [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] into the school to discuss Bart's behavior...
  
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Rayshelle Peyton is a fourth grade teacher at Springfield Elementary School.

Ms. Peyton was a teacher in Ghana for two years. However, she moved to Springfield because her husband, Darryl Peyton, got a new job as part of the Springfield Orchestra.

Before she became the new fourth grade teacher at Springfield Elementary, Ms. Peyton stayed at the resort Paradiso del Mare. When Bart sneaked into the resort's pool, he got winded and started to drown. Ms. Peyton dived into the pool, still in her dress, and rescued Bart. Because Bart felt embarrassed about this, he yelled at Ms. Peyton and ran off. After this incident, Ms. Peyton referred to Bart as "angry drowning boy" in her head, since she didn't know his name.

When Ms. Peyton introduced herself to the other teachers, she told them that she wanted to do project-based learning with the school. At first, the other teachers weren't interested, but Ms. Peyton then revealed that she had drawn up all the lesson plans they would need. When Ms. Peyton was introduced to Bart, she didn't recognize him, but Bart recognized her. Bart then started acting up toward her because he was feeling guilty about the way he acted toward her at the pool, and he had a crush on Ms. Peyton. Due to Bart's antics, Ms. Peyton ended up calling Homer and Marge into the school to discuss Bart's behavior...

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