The Branson School, independent, college-prep school in Ross, California, United States
The Branson School is a private college-preparatory school for students in grades nine through twelve located in Ross, California. The 17-acre campus features classroom buildings, common spaces like the Student Commons, and the Rand Center for learning resources.
The school was founded in 1920 by a group of families. It started as a school for girls with limited grades and gradually expanded to become coeducational, serving students from grade nine through twelve.
The school's name comes from its founders. You notice the school colors of blue and green displayed around campus, with the bull as the mascot appearing during sports events and school activities.
The school is located in a quiet suburban setting just a short drive from San Francisco, making visits and city exploration accessible. The campus is easy to navigate on foot, with ample space to explore grounds and outdoor areas.
The school has produced notable graduates including chef Julia Child and Tony Hsieh, who founded online shoe company Zappos. These alumni connections demonstrate a long tradition of encouraging students to pursue their passions and make an impact in their fields.
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