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[quote=Anonymous]SF Proper:
Big Money/Blue Bloods their kids to more traditional, single sex schools: Hamlin (f), Burke's (f), Town (m), and Convent/Stuart Hall (Catholic, but not an archdio school, separate f and m classes).

More progressive schools (also funded with lots of money...) are coed: San Francisco Day School, San Francisco Friends School, Live Oak, Presidio Hill

Marin Country Day is a progressive coed school that has gained a lot of popularity with the Pac Heights/Marina/Presidio Heights families because they now have buses drive them over the bridge from those neighborhoods.

I don't know as much about East Bay and Silicon Valley, except Phillip Brooks school is supposed to be good.

Just an FYI, almost all the schools above are K-8. Private high schools in SF is on a whole different level.  I know University is one of the tops.

Also, good luck trying to get your child into one of the above schools if they are not: 1.) entering in K, 2.) a sibling (though that is not a guarantee these days), 3.) student of color

Finally, expect to pony up $35k+ for tuition.

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