Old School Cool: LA’s Vintage High Schools
Who knew that high schools could be so... historic? I mean, sure, they're full of drama, hormones, and questionable fashion choices, but some of them have been around longer than your grandma's favorite pair of jeans. Let's dive into the world of LA's oldest high schools.
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| What Are The Oldest High Schools In Los Angeles |
Loyola High School: The OG of LA Education
Now, this place is practically a relic. Founded in 1865 as St. Vincent's College, Loyola High School is the granddaddy of all Southern California schools. Can you imagine what those classrooms looked like back then? Probably a bunch of dudes in suits trying to figure out how to use a quill pen. But hey, they've managed to stay relevant, so kudos to them.
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Los Angeles High School: The Public School Pioneer
If Loyola is the private school prince, then Los Angeles High School is the public school people's champ. Established in 1873, it's the oldest public high school in Southern California. It's like the high school equivalent of a classic Hollywood movie - full of history and character. Just don't expect it to have the same amenities as a modern school. No smart boards or fancy gyms here!
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Other Notable Mentions
While these two are the undisputed champs, there are a few other schools that deserve a shoutout. Places like Hollywood High School and Manual Arts High School have been around for over a century and have produced some pretty famous alumni. So, next time you're driving around LA and see one of these schools, give it a little respect. They've earned it.
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So, what makes these schools so special? Well, for starters, they're like time capsules. Walking through the halls is like stepping back in time. Plus, they've got that whole "tradition" thing going on. It's kind of cool to be part of something that's been around for over a hundred years.
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But let's be real, attending one of these schools probably comes with its own set of challenges. Can you imagine the outdated textbooks? Or the creaky old desks that could probably tell a few stories? And don't even get me started on the plumbing.
How to...
- How to impress your friends with your knowledge of LA history: Mention the age of Loyola or LA High School casually in conversation.
- How to survive an old school: Bring your own snacks, invest in a good pair of walking shoes, and be prepared for anything.
- How to appreciate the charm of old buildings: Look beyond the cracks in the walls and imagine the history within.
- How to find out more about these schools: Check out their websites or visit their campuses for a tour.
- How to support these historic institutions: Consider donating to their alumni associations or attending their fundraising events.
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