With Bronny James being on the radar of coaches and basketball pundits as a preteen, it was big news when he chose to go to Santa Monica’s Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences to play hoops in the eighth grade. Crossroads is a private, highly exclusive, and seriously pricy institution. According to Los Angeles Magazine, tuition was at $45,761 in 2021.
What’s more, the school’s alumni list is studded with stars. As TMZ noted in 2018, Shaquille O’Neal’s son Shareef O’Neal, who’s another basketball standout, went there, as did former NBA player Baron Davis. Celebs like Kate Hudson, Maya Rudolph, and Gwyneth Paltrow also walked the halls of Crossroads in their younger years.
At the time, it was easy to assume that Bronny would suit up for varsity ball once he completed eighth grade since Crossroads goes from K-12 but that wasn’t the case. Instead, it was reported that he, as well as his younger brother Bryce James, would be attending Sierra Canyon School in Chatsworth, California. The Los Angeles Times reported that LeBron and Savannah James felt Sierra Canyon was the right move for their sons’ basketball careers. Plus, Bronny joined Zaire Wade on the team. Understandably, former teammates Dwyane Wade and LeBron were thrilled to see their sons play together. Per Lakers reporter Kyle Goon, Dwayne told reporters in 2019, “I think it’s gonna be cool. … We look forward to being on the sideline and cheering them on like they did us for so many years.”
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