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If you're in search of an alternative school in the San Francisco Bay Area, you may be wondering where to find Arroyo Alto Prep. This article will provide details about Arroyo Alto Prep, Irvington, El Modena, Bellarmine and many more. These schools are well-known for their academic excellence But what about the experience of riders? Are you seeking a challenge?
Prep for the Sacred Heart

Sacred Heart Prep in Arroyo defeated Sacred Heart Prep in Arroyo Arroyo Grande 10-6 in a nonleague girls water polo game on Thursday. Ashley Penner scored two goals and was a part of three others. The Sacred Heart Prep girls water polo team plays St. Ignatius in a WCAL match on Wednesday. In the previous match, SHP defeated Arroyo Grande 7-5 in the St. Francis Invitational.
Irvington

The Arroyo Alto area offers an excellent neighborhood for those looking to buy a home. This gorgeous home has beautiful views of the lake and a fantastic layout. The living space is equipped with gas fireplace, a boveda brick ceiling, a pantry and an open plan. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances and sliding glass doors that open to a covered patio for outdoor and indoor living. The master bedroom features an expansive walk-in closet and its own private covered patio.
El Modena

El Modena High School is an California Distinguished School that first opened its doors in the year 1966. It has served East Orange for almost four decades. It has graduated close to ten thousandth of its students and its alumni have a common bond. Here are five of the most memorable memories from the El Modena experience. Continue reading to find out more. And, if you're thinking of applying to El Modena High School, look over these common questions we hear from our students.
Bellarmine

Bellarmine changed its name from "Bellarmine College Preparatory" in 1928. Robert Cardinal, a Jesuit from the sixteenth century, also a saint was the school's name. The school's colors changed from white and red Santa Clara to blue, which are the colors of Saint Mary. The school's athletic program is placed among the top 10 schools in California.
Villa Park

In 1850, Villa Park was known as Mountain View and the Post Office refused to deliver mail to the area. The town was roughly the same size as Anaheim and Orange in 1880. Buggies and horses were the norm. There were numerous orchards, mostly of walnuts, citrus as well as apricots, grapes and apricots. It was the place of birth of the first Miss Villa Park, Millicent Strahan.
St. Ignatius

Since 1886, St. Ignatius Catholic Jesuit high school has been forming future leaders through outstanding academics and athletics. The school's culture reflects its commitment to faith and academics. In addition to the academics, St. Ignatius offers various opportunities for students to improve their education, such as the Summer Enrichment Program. Its athletics program provides an opportunity for young men who are entering eighth grade to get to know more about the game and their peers.