Custom Class: header-search-container

Custom Class: header-search-close

Or Explore Suggested Pages

Custom Class: header-search-button

Custom Class: header-menu-button

Many Paths to Explore

Brentwood School students can participate in all the things that capture their imagination. There is room to explore and discover. Scholars, athletes, artists, activists, inventors, aspiring leaders — students with a wide range of interests and talents — all find a home here. And many take deep interest in several areas, including some they had never considered before Brentwood.

 

Custom Class: hp-panel profiles

Custom Class: profiles-slideshow-container

a curly haired girl and blonde boy in Brentwood uniforms add compost to a pot of herbs

 

a curly haired girl in a navy Eagles polo smiles for the camera
Ami C. '33

“I like to do all the musical theater activities, and I like cheerleading with the Drill Bits. I didn’t know how to compost until I joined the Composting Club in 3rd grade and learned about it in science class. It’s fun to explore new types of learning while having fun. When I do Drill Bits I get to hang out with my friends. When I do composting, I get to help the earth. If everyone does one thing to help the earth, it will be much better than it is today.”

a curly haired girl in a Drill team t-shirt dances with her friend

 

an Asian boy in Brentwood goalie uniform catches a goal attempt

 

an Asian boy wears glasses and a suit for a formal portrait
Marcos I. '25

“I was able to try anything I wanted to. There was a lot of freedom. I’m a goaltender for varsity soccer, lead the Latino student community group, and play violin in the orchestra. I play violin in chamber groups and orchestras around town, but my main reason for wanting to become a musician and study music in college is Mr. Kim. I also ran track and tried football for two years. I’m not going to graduate and say, ‘I wish I could have done that.’”

an Asian boy stands in front of a piano playing his violin

 

a blonde girl sits at a lab table pouring orange liquid into a test tube

 

Sophia S. '29

"It was very important for me to attend a school that allows me to explore all of my interests. I compete on the tennis and track teams and love how Brentwood allows me to be serious with these sports and also to explore my academic interests. I am involved with the BCIL and last year won first place in the California State Science and Engineering Fair. (Ms. Fukuji was truly amazing mentoring me through this process.) I play piano too, and Mr. Blumstein has really grown my ability to play with other musicians. I love Brentwood School and all the opportunities it provides me!"

a blonde girl in a pink hat swings her tennis racket

 

Custom Class: hp-panel posts

Custom Class: hp-posts

First CIF Baseball Title in Program History

Brentwood defeated Covina High School 5-1 to capture the CIF Division 6 Championship — the first CIF Baseball Title in program history. What began as a dream season has become a historic reality. The Eagles delivered a complete team performance on the biggest stage, combining outstanding pitching, timely hitting, and exceptional defense to secure the championship victory. From thrilling playoff victories to an unforgettable championship performance, this team demonstrated what it means to compete with heart, character, and excellence. This championship belongs to every player who wore the uniform, every coach who invested countless hours into the program, every parent and family member who supported the journey, and every member of the Brentwood community who cheered the Eagles on through the season. A special congratulations to Coach Babitt and the entire coaching staff for their leadership, dedication, and commitment to building a championship culture. Their efforts have culminated in one of the most significant achievements in Brentwood athletics history. Today, Brentwood Baseball stands alone at the top of CIF Division 6. What began as an opportunity at the beginning of the season is now a part of Brentwood history.

Read More about First CIF Baseball Title in Program History
Brentwood Students Win National Investing Competition

Seniors Morgan W., Kaelyn W., and Madison W. earned first place in the 100 Black Men of Los Angeles Young Black Scholars Junior Investment Program's Stock Market Simulation competition. They first presented their investment analyses and insights to Los Angeles Capital Management and Oaktree Capital to clinch the LA chapter's competition, then moved on to New York, where they took first again, this time competing against over 500 students nationwide.

The Junior Investment program teaches students about investing and other financial fundamentals. Congrats, Morgan, Madison, and Kaelyn!

Read More about Brentwood Students Win National Investing Competition
Rare Honor: Two Coca-Cola Scholarships

Brentwood proudly has two Coca-Cola Scholars, rare for many schools, out of over 107,000 applicants. Seniors Eric G. and JoJo F. joined 150 students recognized nationally for excellence, leadership, and service. Coca-Cola calls scholars “change agents." At Brentwood, they collaborated through BCIL to create water-saving showers, head injury prevention aids, and an EEG robot for mobility, winning first at the LA Science Fair. Despite working together since 7th grade, they didn't know each was applying. Congratulations, JoJo and Eric!

Read More about Rare Honor: Two Coca-Cola Scholarships

Remarkable Potential

The learning experience at Brentwood is a journey of inspiration and curiosity, guided by teachers who are expert in their fields — and expert at motivating young minds to learn with enthusiasm. Students engage deeply with material, think critically and creatively, and prepare for the challenges that lie ahead.

Values in Action

A Brentwood education goes well beyond academic achievement. We guide our students to grow in integrity, self-understanding, resilience, and leadership. The school defines and communicates its Core Values, which permeate daily life and help build character. One example is our Lower School composting program, led by our 1st graders to keep food out of our landfills and provide nutrient-rich soil for use on the West Campus. But our values are the foundation of every program, in and out of the classroom. Read more

 

Innovation and Leadership

By continuing to explore and evolve, students develop into leaders. Nowhere is the spirit of possibility more clear than in the Belldegrun Center for Innovative Leadership, a signature program that motivates students — from kindergarten through 12th grade — to ponder feasible solutions to real-world problems.

Custom Class: hp-panel cta-panel

Custom Class: cta-header

Start Curious.
Stay Curious.
Go Anywhere.

Custom Class: cta-button