I am a former student of Bravo. I attended the first year it opened. I have children of my own now and i look forward to them attending Bravo. Bravo has wonderful teachers who are i was lucky enough to know some of who are still faculty there. Bravo is a school focused on academics and as a parent who
... Read more wants my children to succeed that is what is most important. If you attend this school thinking because it is a small school you can do whatever you want and not work hard you are mistaken. Some people look at high school as a time to play around instead of concentrating on their futures if that is what you are looking for then yes you are looking at the wrong school, however if you want to succeed in life i suggest you take a second look at bravo. Read less
Posted by a other on 01/31/08
Im a former student @ bravo it is the worst school i have ever been to in my life. I had no choice but to transfer out the school lacks activities, very small,lack of diversity. If you go outside just to walk to burg king or someting be aware that there are a few gangs,so the safety is bad and the location.
... Read more I cant recall anyonewho lived next to the place so dont think bout staying after school unles u want to be home by 8-9. The teachers are all jerks i cant really recall a nice1.Pep there are not smart, if you want your child to go here bcause the school has high scores dont be foled. Read less
Posted by a other on 01/30/08
I am now a Senior and will be graduating this June. '08!!! I have to admit, I was sad to know that the school was small and that we lacked many things that other schools had, but as academics go, we do have some great teachers. There are some though who might not fit their job and responsability to help
... Read more us, but whatever, I'm out and I have some good teachers this year. As safety goes, Bravo has a great staff that help keeps us all safe. Overall, Bravo is a great school for someone who wants to succeed in college. The AP courses help a lot. So a recommendation for incomming students and underclassmen, take as many AP courses as you can handle and also take courses in community colleges, it helps a lot, and makes you more confident to succeed in the future. Do not waste time. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/26/08
I am at student currently attending Bravo High School I must emphasize the great advantage we all have with the small diverse community that it offers. I offers many extracurricular activities and the teachers really do push the students to a degree where they have to care and have to learn to take advantage
... Read more of each free minute they have in class. I have attennded regular public high schools and its nothing like Bravo, the students dont really care about school, they have no motivation and hardly care for their grades...Bravo is a great school and college is never out of the question. Its rare for a student to be pregnant or drop out. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/03/08
I am currently a freshman attending F. Bravo Medical Magnet HS and I must say that it is by far the best school that I have ever attended. The academics are rigorous yet exciting. The teachers encourage us students and stimulate our intellectual growth in a fun and proactive environmnt. Because of
... Read more Bravo I am gradually becoming a goal-oriented, intelligent, and culturally aware individual. Read less
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Los Angeles schools — Bravo Medical Magnet High School is located at 1200 N Cornwell St, Los Angeles CA 90033. 1200 N Cornwell St is in the 90033 ZIP code in Los Angeles, CA The school district for Bravo Medical Magnet High School is the Los Angeles Unified School District. Bravo Medical Magnet High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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