Howard D. McMillan Middle School

Howard D. McMillan Middle School is a middle school in Miami, Florida. Despite the name, it's actual name is Howard D. McMillan High School, which indicates that it's inspired by and based on the real school itself. It is the main setting in Krazy Kids.

History
Howard D. McMillan Middle School was founded by a person with the same name (Howard D. McMillan). He was born in 1919 in the U.S.A. From the 1920s to the 1960s, he was an educator and he studied lots of subjects such as Math, Language Arts, Science, P.E., History, etc. and became a memorable and educated person in history. In 1970, Howard was thinking about building a middle school that would be named after him. In 1973, construction of the middle school began and Howard was impressed about his education place being successful. In 1974, while the main entrance of the school was built, Howard was married to his wife Diana. In 1975, Howard sadly died and people honored him for good educating and teaching. In 1976, after construction ended in the summer, Howard D. McMillan Middle School opened its doors and welcomed kids and teenagers who first attended. In the 1980s, it became the great middle school and a popular attending school for people who visited it. In the 1990s, Howard D. McMillan Middle School became an overcrowding school and was starting to grow minorly before the new millennium would come (mostly more classrooms). In 1994, the park was named after his last name, resulting it to be named "McMillan Park". In the early 2000s, the school built a new two floor hallway of classrooms with two floors to make more room for new kids and teenagers to go along with an outside basketball court (construction began in 2002 and ended in 2005). However, from 1993 to 2006, the portables of the school were starting to be abandoned due to most kids and teenagers not visiting or owning them, thus making the portables disappear leaving two left in 2007 (this is due to the two floor hallway of classrooms being advanced and active, though the last two portable buildings were removed in 2020). In the 2010s, the school's roof was repainted to have a more brighter white prior to the 1990s. In 2019, the school's main sign was renewed to have more darker letters and a more brighter white background, along with brighter neon lights on the letters and the sign itself. In 2020, the school was repainted from the original turquoise to red. In the same year, the two portable buildings were removed from the school, resulting it to have no more portables due to the hallway of classrooms being more advanced (though in Krazy Kids, they all remained).

List Of Buildings
These buildings only appear in the fictional town of Varela Valley from the location of Miami-Dade County. It appears in the Krazers franchise.

Abandoned Portable Shops (Left Side)
• Wilbur's Wipers

• Eat & Drink

• Betty's Belts

• Varela Valley Supply Shop

• Spencer's Spring Joints

• Mr. Fashion Pinner

• Lenses and Contacts

Abandoned Portable Shops (Right Side)
• The Medicane Lab

• Fresh 'O' Rama

• Scrape and Paint Shoe Repair

• Mrs. Bow Tie

• Ventilator Wire Repair

• Mukki's Mullers

• Mrs. Rubber

Shops Owned By Characters
• Varela Court House & Fire Department (owned by Sheriff Hector and Firefighter Fred)

• Eddie's Casa Della Flowers (owned by Eddie Gonzales)

• Ian-Deheza's Comic Book Shop (owned by Ian Deheza-Zapata)

• Bryan's Design & Art Shop (owned by Bryan Gul)

• Marian's Sprinkle Inn Café (owned by Marian Gul)

• Mark's Varela Valley Clinic (now Varela Memorial) (formerly owned by Mark Brown)

• Jasmine's Honey-Money Motel (owned by Jasmine Morano)

• Warren's War Hut (owned by Warren Williamson)

• Harry's Rest Inn (owned by Harry Ford)

• Erik's Supply Shop (owned by Erik Martinez)

• Varela Museum (formerly known as The Valley Motel) (owned by Tony Hilton)

• Varela's Oasis (seen in Time Travel Terry) (now gone) (formerly owned by Felix Varela)

• Bryan and Marian's House (owned by Bryan and Marian)

• Varela Garage (now gone) (unknown who owned it)

Trivia
• It is one of the only schools to be based on a real school, the other being Felix Varela Senior High School.

• The first episode of Krazy Kids entitled "The Krazy Beginning", was aired on the same day the school first opened: September 1, 1976.