While the term "Brentwood High School" might refer to various public high schools across different locations, notable celebrities are known to have attended Brentwood School (Los Angeles). This is a prominent private K-12 institution in Los Angeles, California, which includes a comprehensive high school division. The alumni from this school's high school program include well-known figures in the entertainment industry.
Notable Alumni of Brentwood School (Los Angeles)
The following table highlights celebrities who attended Brentwood School in Los Angeles:
| Celebrity | Notable For | Details of Attendance at Brentwood School |
|---|---|---|
| Jonah Hill | Actor, Comedian, Filmmaker | Attended Brentwood School for a period during his education before later transferring to Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences. |
| Adam Levine | Musician (Lead Singer of Maroon 5) | Attended Brentwood School, where he and his bandmates formed Kara's Flowers, which eventually evolved into the globally renowned band Maroon 5. |
| Jesse Carmichael | Musician (Keyboardist of Maroon 5) | A fellow student at Brentwood School, he was instrumental in the formation of Kara's Flowers alongside Adam Levine and other future Maroon 5 members. |
| Mickey Madden | Musician (Bassist of Maroon 5) | Attended Brentwood School and was part of the original lineup of Kara's Flowers, which laid the groundwork for Maroon 5. |
| Ryan Dusick | Musician (Former Drummer of Maroon 5) | Also attended Brentwood School and was a founding member and original drummer of Kara's Flowers. While he later departed the band, his formative years with the group began during their time at the school. |
Maroon 5's Early Beginnings
Several core members of the Grammy Award-winning band Maroon 5 formed their initial musical connections and band, Kara's Flowers, while attending Brentwood School. This includes lead singer Adam Levine, keyboardist Jesse Carmichael, bassist Mickey Madden, and former drummer Ryan Dusick. Their shared experience at the school provided the foundation for their future musical careers and the global success of Maroon 5.
For more information on Brentwood School (Los Angeles) and its notable alumni, you can refer to its Wikipedia page.
