Safety Rangers

The Safety Rangers are the crossing guards at Third Street School. They dress in uniform: green formal shirts and trousers, black ties, orange/yellow utility belts and black shoes. They're lead by Captain Brad. In the episode "Officer Mikey," Mikey idolised the safety rangers and wanted to become one. He, after a series of facts and favours by the gang, was given his sash. However, he later quit after realising it was too tough for him: he had to get-up early and miss breakfast; then it would start to rain; and, during his duty, kids spat at him when he tried to stop them from skateboarding. In the the episode "Economics and Recess," they enforced the ticket collection on the school gate and on certain areas of the playground. It is unclear whether they did this as a victor faction in the power vacuum that was created with this new currency or if they did this to enforce order and to not be a victor and, if they did so, who were they working under. In the episode "Tattletale Heart," they are under the jurisdiction of Miss Finster, who treats them as enforcement officers. This is the first occurrence where they execute these actions. In the 2001 feature-length movie "Recess: School's Out," many of the safety rangers were in Gus' military camp.

Voices: Eric, Paul, Evil Genius/David/Zack, Joey, Steven, Alan, Dave and Simon

Fathers: Unknown fathers

Mothers: Unknown mothers

Leader: Captain "Brad" Bradley

Friends: TJ Detweiler, Vince LaSSao, Ashley Spinelli, Gretchen Grundler, Mikey Blumberg, Gus Griswald, Menlo, Miss Finster, Principal Prickly, Miss Grotke, the Ashleys, Scribe Kid, Jordan and Jerome, King Bob and other good Third Street School students

Enemies: Earwin Lawson, Conrad Mundy, Greg Skeens, Chucko Kowalski, Jocko, Buster, Cheay, Koreo and Kurst the Worst

Likes: Rules, obeying their leader and anyone in the playground

Dislikes: Disobedience, failing their leader, troublemakers causing trouble (mainly Lawson), being framed by troublemakers and being disrespected by troublemakers (mainly Lawson)