John Burroughs Middle School (Los Angeles) - in Popular Culture

In Popular Culture

The school has been a popular filming location for films, television programs, and commercials:

  • The Haunting of Molly Hartley (interior)
  • Nightmare on Elm Street (interior)
  • Deep Impact (the school auditorium)
  • Rebound (the outside of the school)
  • Beauty Shop (the whole front of the school)
  • Pleasantville (the front of the school)
  • Never Been Kissed (most of the film was set in the school)
  • 1997 Airwalk commercial (skateboards through lobby)
  • Family Matters (exterior only)
  • Agent Cody Banks (exterior)
  • Teen Wolf (interior and exterior)
  • Pretty in Pink (interior and exterior)
  • Like Father Like Son (interior)
  • The Meteor Man (interior)
  • Casper (film) (in front of school and interior)
  • Bad Teacher (most of the film was set in the school)
  • Prom (film) (front and interior)
  • Supernatural - ("after school special" episode) (tv series) (interior and exterior)
  • teaching Mrs.Tingle (film) (in front of school and interior)

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