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Website: drewschool.org
Phone: (415) 409-3739
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of California St and Broderick St
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2901 California St San Francisco, CA 94115 ·2346.32 mi
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yelpAs a parent of two alums (2009 and 2012) who went through the SFUSD system from K-8, Drew was an incredible experience for both. As the elder is now a college grad -- working and independent in...
MoreMy daughter graduated from this school and sending her here was the best choice we ever made. She got a great education and made life long friends.
MoreIf you are looking for a school with brilliant and caring teachers and administrators, look no further. The magic sauce of this school is the relationships students build with the adults on...
MoreI remember complaining to Sam Cuddleback that I didn't have enough homework at Drew College Prep. He told me I could do more on my own. It was fun when I had some other students dress up as the...
MoreI came by to look at the vertical plants growing on the side of the school. Very cool. They need more greenery in San Francisco instead of cement.
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