Are we poor middle class or rich?

So all give you any idea of what my life looks like
I'm not trying to brag ok.
So here it goes
I live in a 1500sq ft house with my own room everyone has their own room in my house
I dance and that costs a little over a 100 a month
I get 45 a month to hang out with friends
I have a 2400 puppy we got a small discount though
Everyone in my house has their own laptop mine is a probook 4440s
I have a iPhone 6s my mom and sister have galaxy 6
I don't know what my dad has
I wear pink, charlotte russe, forever 21 that's really it
I get 500 dollars worth of clothes at the start of school and spring and summer clothes
We have a flat screen tv in every bedroom and in the living room a projector with a big screen
I go on small vacations once or twice a year sometimes big ones
And wear nikes
We have no financial insecurities
My parents won't tell me their income but I think it's around 90000 after taxes.

You're average.

Upper middle class.

Upper middle class.

Middle - rich.
To add prospective: When in high school my family was middle - middle - low, we had 2 pets from the humane society, 1 big tv, 3 smaller older tvs, 3 bedrooms (I shared with brother until sister moved out), 1 new laptop and 3 computers about a decade old. Our phones were about how yours look, generation-wise according to the time. We would go on a summer vacation once every 2 years, like 2 days of hiking in mountains a 6 hour-drive away and a day of shopping in the nearest city. We received no allowance, needed to work until we had enough to buy a car, our parents would meet us halfway for the purchase.

You are indigent.

Sounds like your parents are doing okay, though.

Middle class at best.

While i have a slightly bigger house, my dog is a rescue from a shelter. The rest sounds about the same which would put you average, middle class. Now this is also where state, even city play a huge role. 90 thou may be a lot in some areas but the average in my town is 140 thou. States average though is just under 70 thou.
It's better not to worry about where one fits on the social scale as long as they have food and shelter. With an estimated 70/75% of households living paycheck to paycheck in this country. Lives can change on a dime.

Middle class. I hope your parents aren't going into debt so you can shop at Forever 21. You should talk to them about college savings;