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| rdfs:comment | - In "In Support of" she informs Pepper Ann's class that they need "support" for the upcoming trampoline lesson. Pepper Ann mistakes this as the coach saying that she needs a bra and spends the episode worrying and shopping for a bra. However it turns out that she meant they needed a partner to support them in the lesson.
- Coach Doogan, as her name suggests, is the PE coach at Hazelnut Middle School who teaches Pepper Ann and the other students. In "In Support Of" she informs Pepper Ann's class that they need "support" for the upcoming trampoline lesson. Pepper Ann mistakes this as the coach saying that she needs a bra and spends the episode worrying and shopping for a bra. Like most of the other teachers, not a lot is known about her life outside of school. In fact, the only major time we've seen her away from school was in "The Sisterhood", when she attends the "Adamant Eve" women's retreat.
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| abstract | - Coach Doogan, as her name suggests, is the PE coach at Hazelnut Middle School who teaches Pepper Ann and the other students. In "In Support Of" she informs Pepper Ann's class that they need "support" for the upcoming trampoline lesson. Pepper Ann mistakes this as the coach saying that she needs a bra and spends the episode worrying and shopping for a bra. Like most of the other teachers, not a lot is known about her life outside of school. In fact, the only major time we've seen her away from school was in "The Sisterhood", when she attends the "Adamant Eve" women's retreat. She apparently used to be a nun, as she'll mention how she "left the convent" in various episodes. It it unknown why or when she was a nun, however.
- In "In Support of" she informs Pepper Ann's class that they need "support" for the upcoming trampoline lesson. Pepper Ann mistakes this as the coach saying that she needs a bra and spends the episode worrying and shopping for a bra. However it turns out that she meant they needed a partner to support them in the lesson.
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