Mr. Ratburn

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Mr. Ratburn is a fictional character in the television series, Arthur. He is voiced by Arthur Holden. He is a third grade teacher at Elwood Elementary School and thought to be the strictest teacher. In one early episode, he is thought of as a vampire by Buster, Arthur, and Francine after hearing from Prunella that "The Rat" (as he is known as at that time by the three) eats nails, without any milk, but does not like screws. He also likes doing puppet shows and magic tricks. He does not know how to use the Internet. When his house collapsed during a snowstorm, he had to live in Arthur's house for a little while before moving to Arthur's other friends' houses. He also was forced to stay in the frozen Lakewood Elementary along with the school's principal, Mr. Haney, and the janitor, Mr. Morris in that same storm. His sister also taught at the school when Ratburn had a voice problem. Ratburn is also known to give very difficult math problems to his students, and was also taught in Latin by his grade-school teacher, Mr. Price Jones, who is much stricter than Ratburn. According to him, he says his biggest new challenge will be "teaching kindergarten".

Quotes

• "I just dropped by to drop off the spring reading list--oh, are you having cake?"--Mr. Ratburn's excuse for having cake.
• "What could be a better way to start the day than with a 100 exciting math problems?"
• "Hand Alan. (Brain raises his hand) Sorry, no more questions"
• "I give this cake and its owner a D, D for disgusting!"
• "I need heads. I can wait for girls' heads, but I MUST have boys' heads immediately."
• "I'm an Uncle!"

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