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Drew knows and believes in teenagers. We engage each student in a process of intellectual discovery to develop an individual voice, the confidence to express it, and the empathy to understand its impact.
The Drew community is one that challenges the traditional definition of success and celebrates achievement one student at a time.
The result is that our students develop into fascinating individuals who are sought after by colleges and who know themselves well when they step out into the world.
As you engage in Drew's demanding academic program alongside 294 other students from across the Bay Area, you'll experience firsthand the Drew Dynamic: five core beliefs that shape day-to-day life at Drew and set the stage for your exploration of academics, the arts, athletics, languages, technology, social equity and inclusion-wherever your passions may lie.
Teenagers need a second home. In
these busy times more than ever, students need a safe haven away
from home. Happily, many Drew students see Drew as their second
home. Our warm, inviting community and state of the art campus has
become a place where students arrive early, stay late, and find
their community.
Society defines success too
narrowly. High school is precisely the time for you to discover who
you are and who you might become among a community of students and
adults who enthusiastically embrace each individual.
High school should not be a race to
college. The high school years can and should be among the best
years of your life. Drew students experience their education in a
hands-on manner in their classes, relationships, and activities.
Our college preparatory program is designed to open students` minds
to possibilities, emphasizing discovery throughout the
journey.
Relationships matter. The value of
belonging and of meaningful relationships leads to empowerment,
confidence to take risks, enriched learning, and increased
accountability. Drew is an intentionally small high school where
students are afforded close relationships with their teachers and
peers. It is the reliability and depth of these relationships that
push Drew students to greatness.
All learners are diverse learners.
No two students learn in the same way. Drew is a leader in
understanding those differences and designing a college preparatory
curriculum that is as rich in content as it is diverse in its
implementation. Every student at Drew benefits from our deep
understanding of the teenage brain.
To view application requirements, steps, and to
register for student visits please visit www.ravenna-hub.com or
call us! We are still accepting applications for the 2020-2021
school year.
Drew School's tuition is approximately $58,695 for private students.
What sports does Drew School offer?
Drew School offers 13 interscholastic sports: Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Indoor Soccer, Lacrosse, Sailing, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field and Volleyball. Drew School is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in California for most sports offered.
Grades: 9-12 | 435 students1.1 miles 35 Keyes Avenue San Francisco, CA 94129 (415) 561-5800
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5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
54/28/2022
Drew students are among the most joyful high schoolers in the Bay Area. They work hard without burning out, they understand the importance of investing in their own community, they know themselves, and they are creative problem solvers. Drew teachers are exceptional educators who take the time to know their students so that they can inspire them to learn at their highest potential. With so many potential stressors and mental health issues in today`s teenagers, we chose Drew for its excellent, balanced program and, more importantly, its joy.
- Posted by Parent - EM
55/17/2016
Greetings from Tanyiyi's parent!
Tan Yiyi, female,who was born in 2003. She is currently in grade 8 and would like to apply for grade 9 this Fall,2014. She had taken SLEP test and scored 42.
We are wondering if you still have any available place for 9th grade, 2014 Fall. Do you recommend her to apply? If you need any further information regarding to the boy, please contact me freely.
Yours sincerely,
Tan
- Posted by Parent - tanyi
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