East Bay School For Boys
Tel:
(510) 621-3272 Ext. 2
East Bay School For Boys serves 98 students in grades 6-8 and is a member of the Other special emphasis association(s), the State or regional independent school association and the Other school association(s).
The student:teacher of East Bay School For Boys is 10:1 and the school's religious affiliation is Nonsectarian.
Quick Stats (2021)
- Grades: 6-8
- Students: 98 students
- Application Deadline: None / Rolling
School Overview
School Membership(s)School Assoc. | Other special emphasis association(s) State or regional independent school association Other school association(s) |
Religious Affiliation | Nonsectarian |
Grades Offered | Grades 6-8 |
Student Body
Total Students | 98 students |
Student Body Type | All-boys |
% Students of Color | 35% State avg.: 45% |
Students by Grade |
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Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers | 10 teachers |
Student : Teacher Ratio | 10:1 National avg.: 13:1 |
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline | None / Rolling |
Profile last updated:
Nearby Private Schools
The nearest high school to East Bay School For Boys is Maybeck High School (0.7 miles away)
The nearest elementary school and preschool is Berkeley Rose Waldorf School (0.4 miles away)
Show me:
- School Location Miles Grades Students
- BerkeleyBerkeley Rose Waldorf SchoolSpecial Program EmphasisGrades: PK-7 | 126 students
0.4 miles
2515 Hillegass Ave
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 859-7679 0.4 PK-7
126 - Berkeley Grades: K-8 | 105 students
0.6 miles
2722 Benvenue Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94705
(510) 549-0605 0.6 K-8
105 - Berkeley Grades: K-5 | 108 students
0.6 miles
1809 Bancroft Way
Berkeley, CA 94703
(510) 883-6990 0.6 K-5
108 - BerkeleyMontessori Family School - Early ChildhoodMontessori SchoolGrades: PK-8 | 50 students
0.6 miles
1850 Scenic Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94709
(510) 848-2322 0.6 PK-8
50 - Berkeley Grades: K-6 | 80 students
0.6 miles
2446 Mckinley Ave
Berkeley, CA 94703
(510) 841-7248 0.6 K-6
80
School Reviews
5 Now, in our third year at EBSB, I can say the journey has been positive at every stage. Our student wants to go to school, continues to improve and grow, feels teachers care about him, and has many kind and caring friends. From our perspective, the boys at this school are nice. They are middle schoolers, but they are generally kind, engaged, and good friends to each other. The teachers really care, connect with us as parents to support with challenges, and the administrative staff are also caring, loving, and hardworking. The culture of the school is one of giving the kids lots of ways to learn, teaching them self-esteem through encouragement, and engaging them in thinking about how to be kind and caring young men who can make a positive impact in the world. Grateful, we found EBSB. - Posted by Parent - parent of an 8th grader |
5 EBSB is an amazingly caring school with a constant focus on self reflection, improvement and building a caring class community. Our boys are challenged in diverse ways, seen as individuals, exposed to diverse learning opps and challenged to grow into their best selves. They love school and the team of adults who lead their learning every day. The work in a fully appointed wood and metal shop, they participate in creative electives; they learn about being change agents and growing into caring adult men and they are provided with an engaging school environment. Love our school! - Posted by Parent - mom of 8thgrdr |
5 My son has attended EBSB since 6th grade and is currently in 7th grade. EBSB has been an incredibly positive experience for us and - dare I say - transformative for the whole family. At EBSB I've seen him change into someone who sees himself in charge of his own learning. At the beginning of 7th grade he even signed up to give a speech to the whole school on "engagement." The message at EBSB is that the students are seen and loved even (and maybe especially when) they make mistakes. Allowing kids to fail in a loving environment is rare these days and so essential for children to learn to be resilient. EBSB holds workshops and courageous conversations to foster learning. My son and I attended a workshop on the topic of homework. As we worked through the thoughtful program, I realized that the workshop was about the relationship between parent and child. Afterwards my son said that the workshop helped him "fundamentally change" his relationship with his dad. This is a 6th grader talking! - Posted by Parent - Mazel |
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