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Best private high schools in LA?

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone can give me some insight on the best private high schools in the Los Angeles area. I'm moving there next year and want to make sure I choose a well-regarded school for my senior year. Thanks!

2 years ago

Hi! Los Angeles is home to several prestigious private high schools, so you have plenty of options. Here are some of the top schools in the area:

1. Harvard-Westlake School: Located in Studio City and Beverly Hills, this school is known for its strong academics, competitive athletics, and accomplished alumni. It has a reputation as one of the best private schools in the nation.

2. Marlborough School: An all-girls day school in the Hancock Park neighborhood, Marlborough is renowned for its rigorous academic program, empowering learning environment, and nurturing faculty.

3. Loyola High School: Founded in 1865, Loyola is an all-boys Jesuit college preparatory school in the Pico-Union neighborhood. It has a long-standing tradition of academic excellence, as well as a robust athletics program and commitment to community service.

4. Flintridge Prep: Located in La Cañada Flintridge, this co-ed college preparatory school balances rigorous academics with extracurricular activities and opportunities for personal growth, both in and out of the classroom.

5. Archer School for Girls: Situated in Brentwood, this all-girls school focuses on academic excellence, leadership opportunities, and personal growth. With an emphasis on project-based learning, students are encouraged to be active participants in their education.

6. Oakwood School: This progressive, co-ed school in North Hollywood values a balanced approach to education and is known for its strong arts program, active community engagement, and commitment to social justice.

Each school has its distinct environment and offerings, so make sure to visit them and talk to students, teachers, and administrators to get a feel for which is the best fit for you. Good luck with your search and your move to Los Angeles!

2 years ago

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