• Source: Shermer High School

Shermer High School is a fictional high school, and the nexus for many of American director John Hughes' films. The Breakfast Club (in an outside shot of the school) and Weird Science (printed on the gym teacher's shirt in the coda) explicitly reference it by name. Hughes has stated in interviews that all of his films take place in the same fictional town of Shermer, Illinois and that the characters know and interact with each other outside of the narrative thread:

John Hughes: When I started making movies, I thought I would just invent a town where everything happened. Everybody, in all of my movies, is from Shermer, Illinois. Del Griffith from Planes, Trains and Automobiles lives two doors down from John Bender. Ferris Bueller knew Samantha Baker from Sixteen Candles. For 15 years I've written my Shermer stories in prose, collecting its history.
It is therefore taken (arguably as canon, certainly as fanon) that Shermer High is the school within his other teen movies — Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, National Lampoon's Vacation (all created by Hughes), as well as Pretty in Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful (authored by Hughes).




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• Chris Sarandon
• Kent Hovind
• Shermer High School
• John Hughes (filmmaker)
• Michael Shermer
• Weird Science (film)
• The Breakfast Club
• Glenbrook North High School
• Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts
• Chris Sarandon
• Survivorship bias
• Northbrook/Glenview School District 30