The Bush School

The Bush School is a great school. I know some staff and administrators who work here. Great and wonderful people.
The school itself is great. I have been here for some community events and enjoyed myself in this school community. Clean and new facilities. I also know students who have attended here for secondary education.

I’m a lifer here and I’m graduating this year. Bush has definitely shaped me to become the student and person I am today, and I will cherish my 13 years here (it’s kindergarten through 12^th grade). I love the low student to faculty ratio and the small classroom sizes, because it brings a more in-​depth learning. Many alumni I’ve talked to said that Bush has definitely prepared them for college, and in some cases, Bush’s classes were even harder than their college courses!

I started here in 5^th grade in 1976, and stayed until I graduated. I can honestly say that it was the perfect environment for me. I was allowed to think creatively, and we were respected as students. I, for one, felt completely nurtured as a student and a person over the eight years I spent there.
I don’t know how it is now (besides expensive) but while I was there Bush was really my family. By building us up as students, I think the community of Bush really shapes terrific human beings. I met my best friends there, and many of my classmates have gone on to wonderful, successful lives. Unlike many people, I LOVED high school. I would have been lost without Bush. My brother also went there and had a similarly wonderful experience.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, it’s hard to tell), I did not get into Stanford, though one of my classmates went on to Harvard while many others went on to good or great universities. If you are a parent, I think you can be confident that your child is in good hands.