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;'''Jaris Sundin'''. ''Played by Courtni Aries''.
:An overworked 32-year-old widowed supermom, and neighbor to Dillon and his roommates, Jaris is the mother of three children. Jaris is noticeably pregnant with a fourth child on the way in the first few episodes of the series. Her husband Johan passed recently and she seeks support from her new friend Kaidence, a school counselor at East Valley Academy. Upon Khalil’s loss of his last immediate family member in the pilot episode Jaris specifically conveys her support and understanding of family loss with Khalil, a classmate of Hayley and Griffin’s. Shortly after Khalil’s attempted suicide, Jaris and her daughter Hayley offer support by cooking and providing extra blankets to Khalil knowing Dillon has essentially become a foster family to Khalil.
;'''Brody Vanderschmidt'''. ''Played by Bryan Kreutz''.
:Brody is Dillon and Landon's nosy [[neighbor]] and expert video gamer. He is present with Dillon, Landon, or the Sundin twins playing video games, talking about [[video games]], or dabbling into matters that concern his surrounding neighbors more than they should him. He gets a job as a [[Taxidermist]] after dressing up in a tacky suit for the interview. Brody who knows about ways to get hockey tickets online for cheap refers Bogore to stub-hub while helping him store his equipment in the Horseshoe apartment storage area. While helping Bogroe store his bulky Dj equipment it is apparent he knows more when Bogroe's roommates and Brody get into a conversation about his appearance. It is apparent that Brody is involved heavily in an ongoing coverup of Bogroe's side gig Dj job and eventually is one of two neighbors who reveal the truth to Dillon and Landon.
;'''Veronika Earney'''. ''Played by Emma Mitchell''.
:Veronika is Dillon's on again and off again [[girlfriend]]. She is the daughter of a former [[alternative rock]] group producer who turned to [[Catholicism]] with a final album recently produced. She is pushed too far to join in on going to Dillon's Church to change her life. She initially tries to maintain her relationship with alcohol after a less than responsible upbringing by her father, but validates her childhood and goodness by her actively catholic mother primarily raising her. In the Pilot episode Veronika implores Dillon to move in with her, even though they are not married, he gives a dissertation on waiting that pushes her away enough to return to drinking and eavesdropping in distrust of his motives.
Her best friend Juliana, questions Dillon on pushing Veronika too far and he eventually apologizes to her getting her back as a girlfriend.
;'''Mrs.Hialeah'''. ''Played by Sarah Cotton''.
:Psychology teacher at East Valley Academy High School and openly into the psychological and emotional state of her students. In one of the first scenes of the pilot episode Hialeah is shown speaking in front of her class with an emotionally driven statement to her students. "I want to be that teacher that crosses the line. The one you remember... a teacher whose passion for students inspires them to go that extra step". Hialeah sticks alongside her friend Mr.Neil, when his best friend, and teacher, Mr.Stu is under a scandal at the school. She Singles out two students on the spot making them stand front and center in class as do not do examples. Hialeah's discipline is to have the school's most popular girl Savannnah, and smartest girl Erin, have to endure an ongoing cooperative project together after school. Mrs. Hialeah's philosophy of student discipline goes too far in they eyes of Avril, Erin's mom, as she makes an in school visit confrontation.
==External links==
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http://www.bnd.com/2014/07/06/3286860_tv-pilot-has-familiar-metro-east.html?sp=/99/673/&rh=1
http://www.insidestl.com/insideSTLcom/Community/STLMovies/tabid/258/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/13180/Local-Spotlight-Up-on-High-Ground.aspx
http://www.joomag.com/magazine/play-channel-magazine-volume-3/0306684001399607627
http://www.stltoday.com/suburban-journals/illinois/news/granite-city-man-s-short-film-features-local-backdrops/article_83be093b-90e1-59f2-9c40-a4627a5225c8.html
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