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Chef is the cook at South Park Elementary. He is the boys' friend and mentor because he always treats them with kindness and respect, even though his thoughts are usually on women. He also coaches some of the school sports teams, and led the dodge ball team to the World Championship. Chef was once a singer and has many famous connections from his performing days. He was eventually brainwashed, fell off a bridge, and attacked by animals. Soon after he was turned into Darth Chef. He has since not made another appearance.

Chef-centric episodes include:

• Chef Aid
  
• The Succubus
  
• Chef Goes Nanners
  
• The Return of Chef

Garrison is the boys' teacher. In season 9 he had a sex-change operation, and became a woman. When he was Mr. Garrison, he suppressed his homosexuality and was only able to vent his frustrations through his puppet, Mr. Hat. Garrison is not a kind teacher - he often takes his anger out on his students and even mocks them if he feels they are being dumb. When forced to acknowledge his homosexuality, Mr. Garrison disappeared for a while to live in a cave. He was temporarily replaced by Ms. Choksondik, and for a time was demoted to teaching Kindergarten. Garrison later came to accept who he was, and fell in love with Mr. Slave. Once he decided he would be happier as a woman and became Ms. Garrison, she had an affair with British evolutionist Richard Dawkins, and experimented with lesbianism. Recently, Garrison had a penis reattached and has since become a man once again.

Garrison-centric episodes include:

• Tom's Rhinoplasty
  
• The Entity
  
• The Death Camp of Tolerance
  
• Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina
  
• Follow That Egg
  
• Go God Go
  
• D-Yikes
  
• Eek, A Penis!

Butters started out as a background character called "Swanson." His first line on the show was in "Clubhouses" in Season 2. Not until "Two Naked Guys in a Hot Tub" (Season 3) did he get the name "Butters." In Season 4, he started to become more of a major character, sometimes replacing one of the main boys when they were gone. Butters is one of a few characters in South Park who rarely cusses. He's also one of the nicest kids in his school. However, even Butters has a dark side when he transforms into his alter ego, Professor Chaos. He usually transforms when he wants revenge on the other boys for not being nice to him.

Butters-centric episodes include:

• Butters' Very Own Episode
  
• Freak Strike
  
• Professor Chaos
  
• Simpsons Already Did It
  
• AWESOM-O
  
• Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset
  
• Marjorine
  
• Cartman Sucks

Wendy was once Stan's girlfriend. She eventually broke up with him in the episode "Raisins" (Season 7). Wendy is incredibly intelligent but has her share of insecurities, and we've seen that she has a jealous side. She briefly had feelings for Cartman when they worked on a school project together. She hasn't been featured as much in the later seasons, until Stan and her rekindled old flames in "The List." She is good friends with Bebe.

Wendy-centric episodes include:

• Tom's Rhinoplasty
  
• Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset
  
• The List
  
• Breast Cancer Show Ever

Tweek is another one of the boys' classmates. He was first shown and introduced in the Season 2 episode, "Gnomes," where he continually witnessed small creatures steal his underwear. He was also featured several times in Season 6 as one of Kenny's replacements. Tweek is always nervous and scared of everything. He shakes a lot, though that may be due to the large quantities of coffee his parents serve him.

Tweek-centric episodes include:

• Gnomes
  
• Tweek vs. Craig

Mr. Mackey is South Park Elementary's guidance counselor. He has the annoying habit of saying "M'kay?" at the end of every statement. Mackey continually warns the students about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, though he once went on a bender himself and had to be rescued by the townspeople. He had a sexual relationship with Ms. Choksondik, after becoming close to her when the two of them taught sex ed together.

Mackey-centric episodes include:

• Ike's Wee Wee
  
• Proper Condom Use
  
• Mystery of the Urinal Deuce

Randy is Stan's dad. He loves his wife and kids, but sometimes he's just too stupid to do the right thing, even though he wants to. He earns a living by being a geologist, but as a teen he was in a boy band for a few years, which has left him with deep emotional scars. Randy has a drinking problem, and has been known to drink and drive and become violent while under the influence. Though deeply in love with his wife, Sharon, he and Gerald once had a sexual experience in a hot tub.

Randy-centric episodes include:

• Spontaneous Combustion
  
• Something You Can Do With Your Finger
  
• The Losing Edge
  
• Bloody Mary
  
• With Apologies to Jesse Jackson
  
• More Crap

Sharon is Stan's mom and the receptionist at Tom's Rhinoplasty. She will do nearly anything to protect her children; once thought that Stan was a psychopathic killer and buried the bodies in her backyard. She and Randy occasionally fight, but in the end, they always get back together. She must be the "hot mom" of South Park, because it is often mentioned on the show that boys want to see her boobs.

Gerald is Kyle's father. He is a successful lawyer in South Park - perhaps the town's only one. He is happily married to Sheila, though she is much bossier and more strong-willed than he is, and seems to be a good, caring father to Kyle and Ike. Gerald has shared a homosexual encounter with Randy in a hot tub, and once had a drug addiction. He is rarely seen without his yarmulke.

Kyle's mom, Sheila, is not the most popular woman in South Park. She is very domineering, very bossy, and Cartman frequently calls her a bitch. She is the leading voice of the Jewish community in South Park, and speaks with a thick Brooklyn accent. Sheila is a stay-at-home mom who frequently heads various crusades to protect the children of South Park, though her protection is often oppressive.