Magnet Program

The Medicine and Science Careers Program has been the centerpiece of our school’s curriculum since its establishment. Our program provides a unique opportunity for students to access experience-based learning in environments including hospitals, clinics, research laboratories, and university facilities. Additionally, students actively develop connections with experts and professionals throughout the community, both locally and globally.

King/Drew Awarded California Distinguished School

Schools are recognized for exceptional student performance based on achieving exemplary performance in English Language Arts (ELA) and math, reducing suspensions, and demonstrating high graduation rates.

King/Drew defeats LACES for City Section Open Division boys’ basketball title

"Flag football is having a moment, tackling equity and safety along the way"

Los Angeles Rams Girls Flag Football League of Champions had KING DREW MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL Flagg football team take on CRENSHAW HIGH in a scrimmage on field.

This was the first-time high school girls played at SoFi Stadium since the sport has been sanctioned in California.

Sabas Perez - Gates Scholarship

King/Drew Magnet High School 2022 Rankings

King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine & Science is ranked 87th within California. Students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® coursework and exams. The AP® participation rate at King/Drew Magnet High School is 79%. The total minority enrollment is 99%, and 90% of students are economically disadvantaged. King/Drew Medical Magnet High School is 1 of 184 high schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Student Athlete of the Week: Chris Petit

King/Drew senior Christopher Petit has been on the Varsity baseball team for four years. His talent and effort helped the Golden Eagles dominate the Coliseum League and reach the semifinals in the Division III City Section Playoffs.

Senior Donte Lewis and King/Drew in the News

Principal Brookens and King/Drew in the News...

Data reveals racial gap in college readiness in SoCal. Here's how King/Drew Magnet High School, where nearly all students graduate, attempts to narrow it.