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Rafe has been expelled from Hills Village Middle School (HVMS) due to writing graffiti on the front of the school that sent a message: STAY IN SCHOOL. He had done this for the reward of going to the next level of Operation R.A.F.E (which was 7th grade).
Rafe starts the sixth grade at Hills Village Middle School. The first day isn't great—he gets picked on by a bully named Miller and is nearly bored to death at a school assembly in the gym. But then he gets the idea for Operation R.A.F.E. He'll break all the rules in the school's Code of Conduct.
Next year, Rafe would be starting at a new art school and not HVMS since he was expelled. Rafe is excited of the idea of art school. But for now, he has to go to Swifty's every day until Jules finishes her lunch shifts.
He is the oldest child of Jules and Luca Khatchadorian. He has one sister named Georgia. He is depicted as a troublemaker who always breaks the rules. He went to Hills Village Middle School, Airbrook Arts School, and Cathedral School for the Arts.
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life captures middle school life's many trials and tribulations. Rafe Khatchadorian, the protagonist, is a creative and imaginative sixth-grader who finds himself at odds with the stringent rules of Hills Village Middle School.
12-year old sixth-grader Rafael 'Rafe' Khatchadorian is bored at Hills Village Middle School (HVMS) during his first day there. He is picked on by a bully named Miller ("Miller the Killer" in Rafe's imaginative mind), and Rafe and the whole school attend an assembly about the rules of the school.
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Do you think Hills Village Middle School would be a good place to go to school, or does it seem like a real prison (like Rafe says)? Rafe's got a super-active imagination. Why do you think he likes to add drama and adventure to his daily life with made-up stories and fantasies?
