LOS ANGELES, CA — Harvard-Westlake School is the best private school in California and ranks No. 5 nationally, according to the educational platform Niche’s 2024 Best Schools and Districts rankings.
Niche evaluated 30,800 private schools nationwide for its annual rankings, including 1,433 for the first time.
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Harvard-Westlake Named Best Private School In CA, No. 5 Nationally
- by: Chris Lindahl
- 2023-09-28
- Source:
Patch
- 09/28/2023
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