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Chosen to replace Minerva McGonagall after her death in 2008, Headmistress Sprout is widely considered to be one of the shrewdest and fairest headmistresses Hogwarts has ever seen.

Very soft spoken, almost a wisp of a person, Professor Galad rarely takes points for negative actions in her class. Rather than giving and taking house points, Professor Galad tends to give extra credit on examinations.

A bit hunched, like an old vulture, Professor Warrington tends to terrify students not in his house, if not for his tendency to raise his voice when someone doesn't seem to be understanding the subject matter. He's a bit sexist and a bit too Conservative for most, but he knows Arithmancy like no one else.

Getting on in years, Professor Sinistra is bordering on deaf, and as such, most find that they need to repeat themselves several times in her presence.

Professor Behr is not much unlike his predecessor Hagrid, with his fondness for strange and often dangerous creatures. The difference is that Professor Behr only prefers to read about these strange creatures, and is popular among younger girls for often bringing baby unicorns to CoMC class.

NOTHING is more important to Professor Frobisher than Charms. NOTHING. Not Quidditch, not house points, not your dying grandmother, nothing. If you have any talent for Charms, she will rope you in and have you in her Charms club before you can even think to begin a protest.

A former Auror, Professor Dawlish is popular for his war hero stories. He is also the head of the drama club, and considered by many girls to be rather attractive, for his age (though nothing compared to Professor Gerber).

Rumors have begun to circulate that Professor Trelawney is experiencing early signs of dementia, but anyone's parents will tell you...she's always been this way.

Professor Longbottom is, arguably, the most popular professor at Hogwarts. He tends to take an individual interest in each of his students, and is often fair and even-handed in his dealings. He is also the school's loudest Quidditch supporter.

Still a ghost. Still boring.

Though her husband is Minister of Magic, Professor Macmillan quietly refuses to discuss politics. She is highly respected among History scholars for her research on troll wars and the use of trolls in the goblin wars. Rather diffident in general, she becomes animated when speaking about the past. She teaches 7th-years on Friday, 6th-years on Wednesday and 5th-years on Thursday.

Professor Selwyn only planned on coming to Hogwarts as a visiting scholar, but accepted her position in her usual calm, businesslike manner. Though she is not as widely published as Professor Macmillan, she has several years of experience as a private tutor. She is the only child of Harold and Marguerite Selwyn. She teaches 7th-years on Tuesday, 6th-years on Thursday and 5th-years on Monday.

Famous for her books, Professor Hookum has a tendency to use her class as a platform to express her Progressive views, and loudly at that. She is also well-known to place bets on Hufflepuff/Gryffindor Quidditch matches with Professor Longbottom.

What Muggles would call a "mad scientist," Professor Potts rather enjoys seeing things explode, making his class an exciting and terrifying experience for anyone. He takes care to prevent his students coming into harm's way, however, and always has a bit of a harried look to him.

Professor Gerber is ridiculously attractive. Most girls in his class are too busy gawking at him to hear what he's saying for at least the first term. He tells a lot of really awful jokes, but they always get a healthy smattering of feminine giggles.

Known as the Flight Nazi, Professor Poliakoff speaks little English, and what he does speak comes in the form of barked commands towards his new students and towards those caught committing a foul in Quidditch.

If nothing else, the years have caused Poppy Pomfrey to become even more of a mother hen than before.

What Professor Gerber did for females in his Transfiguration class, Miss Germaine has done for the library. Her nungas are impossible to ignore, making trips to the library very awkward for most blokes.

Alex Pye was one of four counselors employed by Hogwarts after the death of Bruce Poke in January 2023. The son of Pride of Portree star Meaghan McCormack, he played professional Quidditch himself several years before retiring to become a counselor. He is rather reserved, and it is often difficult to tell what he is thinking.

Counselor Stoddard is best known as the puppy lady. She is a casual young woman, and judging from comments like "when I was homeless" and "the first time I was arrested for public indecency," has lived a difficult but adventurous life. She is muggleborn, but does not advertise the fact.