Public | 9-12 | 1862 students |
Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School, located in Los Angeles, California, serves grades 9-12 in the Los Angeles Unified School District. It is among the few public high schools in California to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 9 out of 10.
More than 50 school community members have shared their opinion about Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School, giving it an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
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I am Class of 11 Loved it. Great school best school ever for medical field and also series students that care about there education.!
i am an eight grader and i am thinking of becoming an doctor but also learning how to play drums most high schoolers say i should go to torres or wilson which one would be right for me. thx
I attended Bravo from 2007 to 2011. It is a wonderful school with many opportunities to get involved with the local community as well as USC. Thanks to Bravo I am proud to say I will be attending the University of Pennsylvania this fall on a full Gates Millennium Scholarship. I was the excellent education and wonderful opportunities that Bravo afforded me that allowed me to win such a competitive scholarship. Bravo is a place for serious students with serious teachers who really want the best for their students. Please do go to Bravo if you are high motivated and have goals. It is not only for the medically oriented but for all who want a strong STEM education. Bravo is awesome!
helpful teachers and workshops! a bit overcrowded(but it's due to budget). prepares students well for college.nice counselors. overall friendly environment.
My daughter is a graduate of Bravo H.S. The academic curriculum, along with the AP classes that were offered to her prepared her well for her current success at Occidental (she is now finishing up her Junior year). In my opinion, this school is for those students who are serious about furthering their education and going onto college. Students who are motivated and disciplined and who work in partnerships with their teachers. If you are a student considering going to this school and you possess these attributes - you will succeed. Good luck!
This school has done a lot better in the past. However I think that the actual learning experience however has gone down along with the economy. Don't get me wrong, the teachers are great! but they can only do so much with sooooo many students. I have to agree with the other review, the school is way too overcrowded and the amount of one on one time during class with the teacher is slim to none. So a lot of this learning must take place independently or outside of the classroom.
This school is horrible.Dont send your children here. it is way to overcrowded. teachers give way too much hw. its horrible.
There is no gangs no fighting just social kids having fun and learning
It is a good academic school. It is a small school which took time to get used to, and is very diverse. So it is a good cultural experience. If you would like to join a football team this is not the school for you and transportation is a hasle sometimes especially afterschool, but it is a good school.
it is a cool school with many advances in any subject there is music, foreign language ,AVID and many things more. I really recommend this school
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