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Marymount girls come from 55 zip codes and over 85 feeder schools across the greater Los Angeles area. They are thinkers, scientists, writers, leaders, athletes, artists, advocates and friends. After graduation, Marymount alumnae attend top-tier, diverse colleges and universities all over the world. They take the passions developed at Marymount ...
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GALA is an all-girls school in Los Angeles LAUSD school system focused on STEM. ... Los Angeles, CA 90007 (323) 900-4532 - PHONE (323) 900-4537 - FAX. www.GALAcademy.org.
Notre Dame Academy is dedicated to fostering leadership, personal growth, and a deep sense of purpose. NDA is a Catholic all-girl high school dedicated to empowering young women to rise to their purpose and develop their unique skills. At NDA, we provide a college-preparatory education that equips young women with the knowledge, skills and ...
11725 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90049 | 310.873.7000 The Archer School for Girls admits students of any race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation or other legally protected status to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.
Welcome to the first all-girls public STEM school within Los Angeles Unified School District and the state of California! ... Los Angeles, CA 90007 (323) 900-4532 ...
Marlborough School. Los Angeles, CA ·. Private School ·. 7-12. ·. 168 reviews. Alum: Graduated decades ago surrounded by talented, brilliant, focused and creative individuals. At the time, many of us counted down the days till graduation, not fully appreciating the actual impact of Marlborough on our lives.
Our history. The GDST was founded in 1872 by four pioneering women, Mrs Maria Grey, her sister Miss Emily Shirreff, Lady Stanley of Alderley and Miss Mary Gurney. They believed that girls should be entitled to the same academic education as their brothers. At that time, girls of means were educated either at home or at the ladies’ academies ...
