Summary
Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High is a Los Angeles Unified high school in Los Angeles, serving grades 9–12 with 1,497 students. In 2025–2026, its proficiency rates were above state and district results in English, math, and science, and its graduation rate was 99.7%, compared with 89.7% in Los Angeles Unified and 87.9% statewide. The clearest finding for families is that Bravo combines strong results across all three tested subjects with an almost 100% graduation rate.
Bravo is especially strong in English compared with the state and district: 81% of students were proficient, about 32 percentage points above the state and 33 above the district. It ranked second in English among eight nearby schools with results, just behind Math Science & Technology Magnet Academy at Roosevelt High; Bravo ranked first in math and science. Its math proficiency was 45%, 7 points above the state and 5 above the district, while science proficiency was 43%, 7 points above the state and 11 above the district. Math is the weakest of the three subjects in comparison with state and district results, though it remains above both. Bravo’s 16% chronic absenteeism was below the district’s 23% and state’s 18%.
Results have eased from earlier highs, though they improved from 2024–2025 in all three subjects. Since 2022–2023, Bravo’s proficiency has fallen by 6 points in English, 2 in math, and 10 in science; the state’s results rose, narrowing Bravo’s leads to 32 points in English, 7 in math, and 7 in science. SchoolDigger gives Bravo 4 stars and ranks it in the 83rd percentile, the highest among nearby schools with a current ranking, though that is 10 points below its 2022–2023 peak. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for how well the school serves Asian students is at the 34th percentile, 49 points below its overall standing, and fell 39 points since 2023–2024. Its ranking for how well it serves students receiving special education is at the 98th percentile, 15 points above its overall standing. In 2024–2025, Bravo had a student-teacher ratio of 20.4, higher than nearby schools with reported figures, and 81% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, the 2024–2025 measure; nearby schools ranged from 81% to 98%.
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