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Relying on a fictional setting allows the authors to exaggerate certain aspects of school life for humorous or dramatic effect. In tales targeted at children and teens, the actual learning and teaching experience is usually downplayed to focus on social interaction, often taking place outside the classroom. Some fictional schools and universities teach subjects which are not ordinarily taught, such as witchcraft, circus arts, or even sexual behavior. The term witchcraft (and witch) is a controversial one with a complicated history. ... This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ... Sexual behavior is a form of physical intimacy that may be directed to reproduction (one possible goal of sexual intercourse) and/or to the enjoyment of activity involving sexual gratification. ...

Public schools

Elementary

• ACDC Elementary School a.k.a. Dentech Academy - Megaman Battle Network
• Bash Street School - The Bash Street Kids
• Carbuncle School - The Adventures of Willy Beamish video game
• Cypress Creek Elementary School - The Simpsons
• Dimmsdale Elementary - The Fairly OddParents
• Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children - The Simpsons
• Huber Elementary - Dexter's Laboratory
• Lakewood Elementary - Arthur
• Lindbergh Elementary - Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• Lucky Elementary - As Told By Ginger
• Odaiba Elementary - Digimon: Digital Monsters
• Pokey Oaks Kindergarten - Powerpuff Girls
• PS 118 (and nearby PS 119) - Hey Arnold!
• Ranting Lane School - Jiggy McCue series
• Roosevelt Franklin Elementary - Sesame Street
• Rudolph Elementary - Family Ties
• Springfield Elementary School - The Simpsons
• South Park Elementary - South Park
• Springfield Magnet School for the Gifted and Troublesome - The Simpsons
• Takadanobaba Elementary a.k.a. Asimov Elementary - Astro Boy
• Tomoeda Elementary a.k.a. Reedington Elementary - Cardcaptor Sakura a.k.a. Cardcaptors
• Third Street School - Recess
• Walkerville Elementary - Magic School Bus series
• Wayside School - series by Louis Sachar
• West Springfield Elementary School - The Simpsons
• Woodrow Wilson Elementary School - The Best School Year Ever
• World's Famous School of Lucha - ¡Mucha Lucha!

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Middle and junior high

• Bahia Bay Middle School - The Weekenders
• Beebe Bluff Middle School - Doug
• Buddy Cianci Junior High (Temporarily Peter Griffin Junior High) - Family Guy
• Degrassi Junior High
• Flying Rhino Junior High
• Hillridge Junior High - Lizzie McGuire
• JFK Junior High School - Good Morning Miss Bliss, the precursor to Saved by the Bell
• Jim Jr. Junior High - Rugrats, "All Growed Up", and possibly All Grown Up!
• Juban Junior High a.k.a. Crossroads Junior High - Sailor Moon The school attended by Usagi Tsukino and her companions
• Kasanegafuchi Junior High - YuYu Hakusho
• Tom Landry Middle School - King of The Hill
• Lucky Junior High - As Told By Ginger
• Middleton Junior High - Kim Possible
• Polyneux (Pronounced: poly-new) Middle School - Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?
• Sarayashiki Junior High - YuYu Hakusho
• Western View Junior High - Violet Parr's school in The Incredibles
• X Middle School - Fillmore

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High schools

• Aaron Burr High School - Batman (TV series)
• Arcadia High School - Joan of Arcadia
• Arlen High School - King of The Hill
• Avalanche Arts Academy - As Told By Ginger, "Foutleys on Ice" episode
• Bayside High School - Saved by the Bell (There are several real schools with this name.)
• Bedrock High School - The Flintstones
• R.B. Bennet High School - Naturally, Sadie
• Booker T. Washington High School - The Steve Harvey Show
• Bromwell High (a nearby school, Bromwell Park Secondary, is also mentioned in the series.)
• Capeside High School - Dawson's Creek
• Central High School - Archie Comics
• Clone High - Clone High USA
• Coal Hill School - Doctor Who
• Degrassi High
• Domino High School - Yu-Gi-Oh!
• Erinsborough High School - Neighbours
• Flatpoint High School - Strangers With Candy
• Furinkan High School - Ranma ½
• Galaxy High
• Galfast High - Chalk
• Gorin High - Rival Schools video game
• Grange Hill
• Harding High School - Family Ties (There are of course, many Harding High Schools, but none in Columbus, OH as this one was said to be.)
• Hickory High School - Hoosiers (There are Hickory High Schools in various places in the United States, but none in rural Indiana, the setting of this movie.)
• Hill Valley High School - Back to the Future
• James Buchanan High School - Welcome Back, Kotter
• James Woods Regional High School - Family Guy
• Jefferson High School - Happy Days
• John Hughes High School - Not Another Teen Movie
• Lakewood High School - 10 Things I Hate About You (There are real schools elsewhere with this name.)
• Lawndale High School - Daria
• Liberty High School - My So-Called Life
• Lucky High School - As Told By Ginger
• Marion Barry High School - High School High
• Martin Luther Thing, Jr. High School - sewer mutant school, Futurama
• Meridianna High School - Cybersix
• Midtown High School - Spider-Man's high school, located in The Bronx
• Monroe High School - Head of the Class
• Neil Armstrong Comprehensive School - Adrian Mole series by Sue Townsend
• Neptune High School - Veronica Mars
• Peach Creek High School - Ed, Edd, n Eddy's Hanky Panky Hullabaloo (Strangely, the teacher is never seen!)
• Performing Arts High School - Fame (movie) and Fame (television)
• Rancho Carne High School - Bring It On
• Rintama High School - Yu-Gi-Oh!
• River City High - River City Ransom video game
• Riverdale High School - Archie Comics
• St. Genevieve High School - Family Guy
• Santo Domingo High School - Parker Lewis Can't Lose (There is a Santo Domingo High School in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
• Seijyu High School a.k.a. Northwest High School - Cardcaptor Sakura
• Shelbyville High School - The Simpsons, rival school to Springfield High School
• Shermer High School - The Breakfast Club
• Sky High - superhero high school, Sky High
• Springfield High School - The Simpsons (There are numerous Springfield High Schools throughout the United States, but the Springfield of The Simpsons is totally fictional.)
• Sunnydale High School - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Sweet Valley High School - series by Francine Pascal
• Taft and Adams High School - Screwballs
• Taiyo High - Rival Schools video game
• Tamagawa Minami High - Rival Schools video game
• Tomobiki High School - Urusei Yatsura a.k.a. Lum
• Toryo High School - Marmalade Boy
• Twin Peaks High School - Twin Peaks (TV series and movie "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me")
• Vince Lombardi High School - Rock and Roll High School
• Weatherfield Comprehensive - Coronation Street
• Weequahic High - Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth
• West Beverly High School - Beverly Hills 90210
• Westdale High School - The Brady Bunch
• Westerberg High School - Heathers
• Winslow High School - Boston Public
• Woodrow Roosevelt High School - Batman (TV series)

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Parochial schools

• St Cake's School - Private Eye
• St Trinian's School - cartoons and films
• Springfield Christian School - The Simpsons

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Private and boarding schools

• Ankh-Morpork Assassins' Guild school - Discworld
• O Ateneu - from the so-named Raul Pompeia's book
• Ayn Rand School for Tots - The Simpsons television show
• Beardsley School for Girls - Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
• Bel-Air Academy - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air television show
• Blake Holsey High - Black Hole High
• Chalet School - series by Elinor Brent-Dyer
• Chilton Academy - Gilmore Girls television show
• CLAMP School - from various series by CLAMP
• Dorset Academy - A Good School by Richard Yates
• Dotheboys Hall - Nicholas Nickleby novel
• Eastland Academy - The Facts of Life television show
• Elite Way School - Rebelde Way, an Argentinian soap opera.
• Eriol Academy - Angelic Layer manga and anime
• Fuuka Academy - Mai-HiME television show
• Greyfriars School - Billy Bunter series
• Greytowers Boarding School - Winker Watson comic strip
• Harbor School - The O.C. television show
• Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry - Harry Potter series (There are two other fictional schools named in Harry Potter series (Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and Durmstrang Institute), but neither are really explored.)
• Holy Forest Academy - Great Teacher Onizuka
• Io House - Red Dwarf television show
• Kadic College - Code Lyoko television show
• Kingscote School for Girls - Antonia Forest's Marlow family books
• Kotobuki Preparatory School - Season of the Sakura video game
• Lilian Girls' School - Maria-sama ga Miteru
• Linbury Court Preparatory School - Jennings series. Linbury Court's local rivals are Bracebridge School.
• Llanabba Castle - Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh
• Mahora Academy - Negima
• Malory Towers - series by Enid Blyton
• Macdonald Hall - series by Gordon Korman
• Market Snodsbury Grammar School - Right Ho, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse
• Massachusetts Academy - Generation X
• Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches - The Worst Witch series by Jill Murphy
• Miss Rosa Coote's Correctional Academy for Wayward Gentlewomen - The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore
• Miss Minchin's Select Seminary for Young Ladies - A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett
• Miss Shannon's School for Girls - Lydia's school from the movie and cartoon, "Beetlejuice"
• Ohtori Academy - Revolutionary Girl Utena
• Our Lady of Perpetual Sorrow - That '70s Show television show
• Point Blanc Academy, France - Alex Rider series
• Prufrock Preparatory School - A Series of Unfortunate Events (Book the Sixth, The Austere Academy)
• Quirm College for Young Ladies - Discworld
• St. Bartleby's School for Young Gentlemen - Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
• St. Cake's School - parody of public schools generally, mentioned in dispatches from Private Eye
• St. Clare's - series by Enid Blyton
• St. Custard's - Molesworth books by Geoffrey Willans and Ronald Searle. (Three rival schools to St. Custard's are named as Porridge Court, Howler House and Poopwell Hall.)
• St. Hebereke Girls' Academy - Ranma ½ television show
• St. Jennifer's School for Girls - Winker Watson comic strip
• St. Midas's - The Diamond as Big as the Ritz by F. Scott Fitzgerald
• St. Sebastian's School for Wicked Girls - The Simpsons television show
• Selhurst School - originally a practical joke, immortalized in print in The Life and Death of Rochester Sneath
• Shinra Private School - Shaman King
• Springfield Preparatory School - The Simpsons television show
• Thomas Aquinas Private Girls' School - Sailor Moon The school that the character of Rei Hino (Raye Hino) attends
• Trebizon School for Girls - Anne Digby's Trebizon series
• Trinity Hall Girls School - Winker Watson comic strip
• Walnut Grove Academy - The Young And The Restless
• Warren Greeley Preparatory School - The School of Rock movie
• Welton Academy - Dead Poets Society movie
• Xavier's School For Gifted Youngsters - X-Men (known as the "X-Men Academy")

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Colleges and universities

• Academy of Computer Sciences - Max Headroom
• Acme Looniversity - Tiny Toon Adventures
• Adams College - Revenge of the Nerds movies
• All Systems University - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda
• Bancroft College - Bright Promise
• Barnett College - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
• Boston Bay College - Dawson's Creek
• Cadwalader College- Fast Break, a movie starring Gabe Kaplan
• California University - Beverly Hills 90210, Saved by the Bell: The College Years
• University of California, Sunnydale - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Camden College - The Rules of Attraction by Bret Easton Ellis; "Fortress of Solitude" by Jonathan Lethem
• Camford University - Flatland by Edwin Abbott
• Christminster University and Bibliol College - Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy; Christminster by Gareth Rees
• Coney Island Community College - Futurama
• Crazy Go Nuts University - Homestar Runner
• University of Edgestow - That Hideous Strength by C. S. Lewis
• Eastern State University - The Program
• The Famous and Non-existent University of Eaton, USA - Amanece, que no es poco
• Empire State University - Spider-Man's alma mater in New York City
• Faber College - Animal House [1]
• Globetrotter University, Globetrotter homeworld - Futurama
• Gotham University - Batman comics and animation
• University of Gloucester - Thinks ... by David Lodge
• Genoa City University in Genoa City, Wisconsin - The Young And The Restless
• George Underwood Edwards Institute of Technology - The Lurking Horror computer game
• Grant College - Family Ties
• Grant University - Mazes and Monsters
• Groff Community College - American Dad!
• Harrison University - Old School
• Harrod College - The Harrod Experiment by Robert Rimmer
• Hillman College - The Cosby Show, A Different World
• Hudson University - Law & Order, New Titans
• Ivytown University - The Atom
• Jupiter State - Futurama
• Langley College - The Facts of Life
• Leland College - Family Ties (note: there was once a Leland College in Baker, Louisiana)
• Los Angeles University - Herbie: Fully Loaded
• University of Los Angeles - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
• Lowlands University - A Very Peculiar Practice
• Mars University - Futurama
• Martha Graham Academy - Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
• Metropolis University - in the Superman comics, a major university in Metropolis attended by Clark Kent
• Midston University - Danny Dunn series of books
• Minnesota State University - Coach
  • Two schools in the real Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System adopted the "Minnesota State" name after the run of Coach ended.
• University of Minnetonka - Roderick
• Miskatonic University - Various works by H. P. Lovecraft and others
• University of New York - Felicity
• University of North Alaska - The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
• University of Okoboji
• Orange County University - Orange County (movie)
• Pacific Institute of Technology - Real Genius
• Pendelton University - Urban Legend
• Port Chester University - PCU
• Prinstone University - a university located in The Flintstones' Bedrock; a parody of Princeton University
• University of Quahog - Family Guy
• Randolph Harrington College - Boston Common
• Ridgemont College - Please Don't Eat The Daisies, Who's The Boss?
• University of Rummidge - various works of David Lodge
• Santa Monica College - The Parkers (There is a real Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, Calif.)
• Saraswati Humanocentric Educlave and Research Institute - Titans: Scissors, Paper, Stone from DC Comics
• Scumbag College - The Young Ones
• University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople - various P. D. Q. Bach albums by Peter Schickele
• Springfield A & M - The Simpsons
• Springfield Community College - The Simpsons
• Springfield Heights Institute of Technology - The Simpsons
• Springfield University - The Simpsons
• St. Cedd's College, Cambridge - Douglas Adam's Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency and through his collaboration on Doctor Who's unaired Shada
• "The state college for Negroes" - Invisible Man (clearly modeled on Tuskegee Institute)
• Suffix University - Perfectly Correct by Phillipa Gregory
• Swigmore University - The Simpsons
• Tekerson Tech - Undergrads
• Unseen University - Discworld series
• University of Watermouth - The History Man by Malcolm Bradbury
• University of Winnemac - Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis
• Waindell College - Pnin by Vladimir Nabokov
• Watson-Crick Institute - Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
• Wentbridge University - Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott
• Western University - "Blue Chips"
• Worthington University - Dawson's Creek
• Wossamotta University - Rocky & Bullwinkle
• Xavier Institute for Higher Learning - X-Men

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American Dad! is an American animated television series produced by Underdog Productions and Fuzzy Door Productions for 20th Century Fox created, in part, by Seth MacFarlane, the creator of Family Guy. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... Robert Henry Rimmer (March 14, 1917 – August 1, 2001) was the author of several books, most notably The Harrad Experiment. ... The Cosby Show, starring Bill Cosby, is an American sitcom that was first broadcast in 1984. ... Photo of the cast of A Different World. ... Law & Order is an American televison police procedural and courtroom drama. ... Teen Titans redirects here. ... The Atom is a fictional super-hero who debuted in publisher All-American Comics same-name series All-American Comics in 1940, and was reimagined on several occasions by DC Comics, the first and most commercially successful to date seeing print initially in 1961. ... 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Felicity was an American television series that revolved around the college fictional experiences of the title character, Felicity Porter (played by Keri Russell), as she attended the University of New York in New York City across the country from her home of Palo Alto, California. ... The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou is Wes Andersons fourth feature length film and was released in the U.S. on December 25, 2004. ... Seal of the fictional University of Okoboji The University of Okoboji is a fictional university that is the subject of a long-standing joke in the state of Iowa in the United States. ... Orange County is an American movie released in 2002. ... Real Genius is a 1985 comedy film starring Val Kilmer. ... Urban legends are a kind of folklore consisting of stories often thought to be factual by those circulating them (see rumor). ... PCU is a 1994 comedy film. ... 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Military academies

• Balamb Garden - Final Fantasy VIII video game
• Battle School - Ender's Game space station for training kids
• Bunker Hill Military Academy- Taps
• Command School - Ender's Game - built into an asteroid
• Davidson Military Academy- Damien: Omen II
• Galbadia Garden - Final Fantasy VIII video game
• Imperial Academy - Star Wars
• Saganami Naval Academy - Honor Harrington series by David Weber
• Starfleet Academy - Star Trek
• Trabia Garden - Final Fantasy VIII video game
• Oats Military Academy in Alaska - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

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Professional schools

• Ankh Morpork Guild Schools (except the Assassins' Guild) - Discworld
• Handsome Boy Modeling School - Get A Life (Also the name of a Dan "the Automator" Nakamura project.)
• Krusty's Clown College - The Simpsons
• Springfield Barber College - The Simpsons

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Other

• Dame Venting's School - Discworld
• Emelius Browne's Correspondence College of Witchcraft - Bedknobs and Broomsticks
• Frout Academy of Learning Through Play - Discworld
• Great House of Roke Isle - Earthsea series
• Lowood - Jane Eyre
• Mrs. Puff's Boating School - SpongeBob SquarePants
• Pokémon Battle Judge Training Institute - Pokémon anime
• Pokémon Technical - Pokémon anime
• Pokémon Trainers School - Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire video games and anime
• Quahog School of Performing Arts - Family Guy
• Seki Cram School - Chobits
• Spiteful Sisters of Seven-Handed Sek Charity School - Discworld
• Derek Zoolander's Center For Kids Who Want To Learn To Read Good and Do Other Stuff Good Too - Zoolander

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See also

• School and university in literature
• Archive of fictional things
• List of fictional Cambridge colleges
• List of fictional Oxford colleges
• List of fictional buildings
• List of fictional institutions
• List of fictional locations

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External link

• TV Acres: Schools - large index of schools from television