Harvard-West Lake School is a merger of two schools-Harvard School and West Lake School. Harvard School was founded by Mr. grenville Emory in 1900. It was a military school for boys at that time. Mr emory got permission from charles eliot, then president of Harvard University, and used the name of Harvard, hoping that his school could learn from Harvard University and keep up with it. West Lake Girls' School was founded by Jessica Smith Wanshen and frederica de Laguna in 1904. When the school was first built, it was located near West Lake Park in Los Angeles, so it was named West Lake School. 1989, the boards of directors of Harvard School and Xihu School formally passed a meeting and decided to merge the two schools. At present, the school is divided into two campuses, one is the middle school department located in Nanfashun Road, which is mainly the campus where grades 7-9 are located, and the other is the high school located in Lengshuigu with grades 10- 12. The drive between the two places is about 20 minutes. After the merger of the two schools, the teaching and financial strength of the new school has been greatly enhanced, and its academic development has advanced by leaps and bounds, making it the first school in California.

2. marlborough School, Fort Mark School

Marlborough School in Fort Mark was founded by Mary caswell in 1889. At that time, Mary was a young teacher from Maine. She had just lost her husband. Accompanied by her youngest daughter and niece, she traveled long distances to California to start a new life. Within two months after arriving in Los Angeles, she founded the school that will become Marburg School, which is now the oldest independent girls' school in Southern California. In the following century, the school has developed in many important aspects and undergone earth-shaking changes. Today, the student group of this school represents the talent and diversity of Greater Los Angeles. The academic development of the school, the expansion of sports events, and the fierce competition for university entrance have outstanding advantages, and the campus facilities are constantly updated with teaching innovation.

3. windward school, windward school

Windward School was established in 197 1 to provide dynamic education and cultivate community for mixed students in Los Angeles. The school is named after Shirley Windward, who started a pre-university school with the pension of the public school system. This innovative spirit continues to develop in the wind. Here, students can get strong support from full-time teachers and be encouraged to pursue their interests bravely. Advanced and first-class teaching equipment allows students to give full play to their specialties and cultivate their skills.

4. Brentwood Middle School Brentwood School

Brentwood Middle School, located in Los Angeles, is one of the most famous non-religious mixed schools in Southern California. At the beginning of the school 1972. At present, there are 1 170 students in grade K- 12, and the school has two campuses, east and west. The school is committed to providing excellent and free art education for students. This course aims to cultivate students' all-round development in academic, artistic, sports and moral aspects. The key to the success of a school lies in a good teacher-student relationship. A good school environment is a support, an encouragement and a challenge for students. 20 17 graduation trends include Boston College Boston University, University of California at Berkeley, University of California at Davis, University of California at Irvine, University of California at Los Angeles, University of California at Merced, University of California at Riverside, University of California at San Diego, University of California at Santa Cruz, University of Chicago, Columbia University, Cornell University, Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Miami.

5. Marymount Los Angeles High School

Marymount Los Angeles High School Marymount High School is an independent Catholic preparatory school for girls. The school is deeply rooted in traditional religions and the sacred heart of the Virgin Mary, and is committed to creating a beautiful world for young women, promoting the relationship between students and God, and helping them set lifelong learning goals. By providing challenging academic plans, the school encourages and affirms students' personal growth and creativity, deepens students' sense of citizenship and social justice, encourages students to create in various ways, and regards serving others as a spontaneous act. Marymount Los Angeles High School focuses on developing students' leadership skills of understanding others. All disciplines and departments of the school aim to achieve this goal.

6. Archer Girls' School in Archer Girls' High School.

Archer Girls' School is one of the top women's private high schools in California, and is regarded as the most dynamic and innovative school in California. The course follows the school's philosophy, that is, to train future leaders. There are many special projects, such as scientific research, engineering, film science and so on. The faculty and staff of the school are all keen on their work. Although the pressure on students is less than that in other schools, students can not only get academic achievements here, but also get personality development.

7. Oakwood School

Oakwood School was founded on 1998 by Gwen and Vic Riches's granddaughter. In 2005, the school began to open a high school, and in 2009 the first batch of high school students graduated. The school is located in Morgan Hill, the southernmost tip of Silicon Valley, with three international airports nearby and only 25 minutes' drive from San Jose, the capital of Silicon Valley. Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Nokia are all located in Silicon Valley, and these companies are close to Mount Morgan. There are many creative choices here. There are more than 20 parks, surrounded by beautiful and majestic mountains and beautiful scenery.

8. Buckley School Buckley School

Founded in 1933, Buckley School is a preparatory school for a private co-educational university. The school attaches great importance to the all-round development of students and is proud of having four education plans. Cultivate students' academic ability, cultivate students' ability to participate in sports and use artistic creative expression ability to complete moral education. Buckley's educational philosophy is constantly improving to meet the continuous educational needs, including the learning and teaching experience of new technologies, and at the same time, it also provides students with rich teaching resources and cultivates the concept of lifelong learning.

9. Sierra Canyon School at Sierra Canyon High School.

Sierra Canyon School, a high school in Sierra Canyon, is a high-quality pre-university school dedicated to creating an environment for students to realize their best intellectual, moral and sports prospects. The school has pre-university courses, a competitive team and a modern new campus. More importantly, teachers educate every student to study for life and actively participate in social welfare activities. The school is located in Los Angeles, California, USA, only 35 minutes' drive from downtown. It's bustling and suitable for young people. Here, students can feel the prosperity of big cities and the convenience brought by advanced facilities. All the supporting facilities of the school are first-class, which ensures that students can study and live happily and comfortably here.

10, loyola High School

Loyola High School, founded in 1865, is a four-year pre-university boys' school and a Catholic high school famous for its rigorous curriculum. The school's philosophy is that students prepare for the future through four years of study and devote themselves to creating a fair, peaceful, true and loving world.