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DREW High School

2901 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, USA · San Francisco, CA

About DREW High School

Drew is a small, urban college preparatory school. Our mission is to engage and support the academic talents, initiative, and self-confidence of each of our students while encouraging them to be respectful, responsible citizens. We draw together a varied student body with diverse and emerging talents. We offer a rigorous education in a friendly, cooperative environment, where each kid counts. We encourage our students to discover relationships between areas of knowledge and to understand the world. We create opportunities for growth, self-expression, proficiency, and leadership. We foster in each member of the Drew community a joy of active, lifelong learning.

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