Bravo Medical Magnet School en Los Angeles

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  JULIAN GUTIERREZ

  :: 04 March 2018 12:45:26

  good school but there is one teacher that I dislike a lot I don't want to say his name cuz its kinda messed up but he knows himself already ,dude gives us hw and never checks it like come on he thinks we can learn sum fast ,he is always eating candy in are class like dude you cant wait one more hour to eat you have to eat everysecond dude your not a good techer .You cant evan teach right we need a new teacher .

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  blurzxz.

  :: 23 February 2018 13:02:49

  ms sepulveda has the worst attitude ever but tbh is an alright teacher

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  Brianna Casillas

  :: 14 February 2018 13:25:05

  Bravo has flaws like all schools but for what its worth its pretty good There are a LOT of good teachers (As of 2018 we lost quite a few long time teachers like Ryden and Dr. Pace) if you actually go in with unbiased goggles. mssantanaisthebestandyoucantsayotherwise I think this is a great school if youre in the 5% that are actually interested in the medical field. As someone interested in art, this school wasnt really made for me. JUST DO YOUR WORK And youll be fine. So if youre a freshman thats all nervous about the school take my advice: just don't be an absolute pain in the rear or do something you know youre not suppose to do and you'll make it out alive Good luck m8s

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  Kenia

  :: 14 November 2017 14:56:06

  Mr. Ho is a hoe and Mr. Womack is cool. This isn't really a bad school. also, to make my review stand out, I'll just add that Doctor Pace died. And if you get Ms. Sepulveda, be ready to hear all about her stupid stories about her life. Mr. Womack does the same thing but his stories are better. this school makes you want to kys if you don't study.

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  jasmine aguilar

  :: 08 November 2017 12:19:27

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