Keen Minds
Together
Space to Grow
Together
Space to Grow
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At College Prep
At College PrepAt College Prep we value the unique time that is high school. As our students grow, they develop their abilities, test ideas, question assumptions, grapple with ethical issues, make long-lasting friends, and cultivate their character. Our blend of high academic standards, personal responsibility, and kindness creates a unique learning community. Guided by exceptional and caring teachers, mentors, and coaches, our students engage with each other and the increasingly interconnected world.
Why College Prep
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See Yourself
See YourselfCollege Prep is a home for ideas, discovery, and engagement—intellectual pursuits that our students treasure. Our academic offerings are buoyed by our warm culture and inspiring location adjacent to the city, and nestled in a verdant valley campus.
What's Happening
Around Campus
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A conversation with College Prep parent Dr. Russell Jeung, Professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University
The College Prep Parents' Association Equity and Inclusion Committee (PAEIC) hosted a conversation with College Prep parent Dr. Russell Jeung, Professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University, and author of books and many articles on race and religion.
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Letter from Head of School Monique DeVane to the community on March 17, 2021.
Dear College Prep Community,I write to you—students, parents/guardians, faculty, staff, and trustees—to affirm that College Prep stands in solidarity with the AAPI community as we witness yet another heartbreaking episode of violence against Asian Americans.
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Dean of Berkeley Law School, and preeminent Constitutional Law scholar, Erwin Chemerinsky is a guest speaker in Constitutional Law
Dean of Berkeley Law School, and preeminent Constitutional Law scholar, Erwin Chemerinsky was the guest speaker in Constitutional Law. Thanks to a special introduction from a student, Dean Chemerinsky spoke with the class about the Fourth Amendment jurisprudence and how it has granted police extraordinarily broad powers that have had a disparate impact on communities of color.
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CPS Day: Black Lives Matter: An Intersectional & Institutional Movement
Congratulations to the Student Equity Action Team for a thoughtful and engaging Connection, Pride, and Spirit (CPS) Day! Connections, Pride, and Spirit Day is an annual event for the entire College Prep community to come together and learn about a common topic centered around equity and inclusion. CPS day is organized by the Student Equity Action Team and the Office of Equity and Inclusion.
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Intraterm
For more than 40 years Intraterm at College Prep has integrated work and play. Students participate in experiential learning offerings that encourage intellectual risk-taking and adventure. This year, they climbed, cooked, kayaked, played croquet, and more!
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We Continue to Run a Robust In-Person Athletics Program
Student athletes and coaches and have completed their COVID-19 testing and have been cleared for practice. Everyone is thrilled to be preparing for actual competition!
FAST FACTS
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14
AVERAGE NUMBER OF
STUDENTS PER CLASS -
61%
STUDENTS OF COLOR -
60%
STUDENTS PLAY TEAM SPORTS -
83%
FACULTY & STAFF
WITH ADVANCED DEGREES -
75%
STUDENTS PARTICIPATE
IN THE PERFORMING ARTS -
23%
STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID
The College Preparatory School is a private coeducational high school, located in the Rockridge neighborhood of Oakland, for students who want to pursue a serious, purposeful education with others who feel the same way.
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mens conscia recti
a mind aware of what is right
The College Preparatory School admits students of any race, national and ethnic origin, creed, physical ability, economic status, gender identity, or sexual orientation to enjoy all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available to students at the school. The school applies all legal non-discrimination standards to school-administered programs, administrative practices, and in support of all members of the community.