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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Private K-8 and then private High School is the route we took. Very happy with the education.  The K-8s are generally San Francisco Day School, Presidio Hill, Friends, Kittredge, Children’s Day, Synergy and then some bus to Marin at MCDS.  Then you have single sex - Cathedral, Town and Stuart Hall for boys.  Hamlin, Burke’s and Convent for girls. There are also a handful of religious schools that are popular.  High Schools - Lick Wilmerding, University, Urban, the Bay School, Drew, International, Convent/Stuart Hall, Saint Ingnacious and Sacred Heart in the City, then Branson and Marin Academy in Marin.  [/quote]

This is the route we took too.

For K-8 co-eds, SF Day is the most selective followed by SF Friends, Children's Day and Live Oak. For single sex it's Hamlin, Burkes, Cathedral, Town.

For private high school, Urban, Lick-Wilmerding and UHS are most selective. Followed by Stuart Hall/Convent (single sex), Bay, and St. Ignacious.

SF Bay parents are very focused on education![/quote]

Same. SF high schools feel more competitive in terms of academics than DMV in my opinion!

[u]For best private high schools[/u]:

[b]San Francisco[/b]: Urban School, University High and either Bay or Lick are the top 3 academically. Very strong curriculum and college prep. Excellent college matriculations.

[b]East Bay[/b]: College Prep, Head Royce

[b]North Bay[/b]: Marin Academy, Branson

[b]South Bay[/b]: Nueva, Menlo School
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