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    Solano Avenue Elementary School

    4.5 (4 reviews)

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    Ann Street Elementary School

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    (3 reviews)
    0.8 mi

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    If I could give this school a NEGATIVE FIVE STARTS --- I WOULD!…read more I'm just now taking the time to write a review on this school. My son (then in kindergarrten) had to go to this school cause I worked in DTLA and he got an exception to attend a school that was in the zip code of my job. YIKES. At the beginning he was OK, then by the time kindergarden ended, he kept delaying getting out of the car to go to school. Then we noticed kids crying at the start of every schools day. From the kicking and bruising the student did to him below the dining table, to the older students holding him down and telling the other kinder - 2nd grades to hit him...they tortured him. Finally, we noticed and offered him a chance to try another school at the start of first grade. He wanted to stay, but by the end of 2nd grade he asked to go to another school. The person who reviewed this school in 2009 is absolutely right. This school is in the middle of a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood. If you are not from their HOOD, you will be tortured. The principal didn't seem to think there was a problem. She kept insisting that she couldn't make kids play together if they int' care when I tried to tell her something was wrong. My son is now a 9th grader and still tells of being hit, kicked, pushed and terrorized daily. PARENTS, IT YOU HAVE A CHOICE ---- PICK ANOTHER SCHOOL! THIS ONE ISN'T IT!

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    Ninth Street Elementary School

    Ninth Street Elementary School

    4.0
    (3 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    The school is clean, great outdoor area with a track. The Principal is wonderful and helpful onsite…read moreand virtually. I can confirm the past 2 school years went well and so far again this year. The teachers we experienced were amazing! I recommend this school if you're in DTLA.

    Living in Los Angeles is usually a dream lifestyle most people can't afford and I've been blessed…read moreenough to have a smooth transition from the calm of hacienda heights to the hustle and bustle of L.a. That is of course, until it was time to enroll my child in school. Growing up in a beautiful area and attending great schools meant that I wanted nothing less for my child. As I searched for private and charter schools I was very unenthused about the service and curriculum they offered. A part of me wondered if I had made the proper choice by moving to the Los Angeles area. Finally, I looked into public schools but was skeptical. With all the negative publicity, safety concerns, and lack of funding for the public school system I was mortified but attended a small orientation anyway. Upon entering the campus I was guided by smiling staff to a library for the children and then seated. Waiting for the orientation to start I couldn't help but notice how organized and thoughtful the staff was. They offered headsets to Spanish speakers and a translator to answer their questions along with those of the parents of English speaking children. Once started the principle wasted no time in outlining goals, expectations, and benchmarks the school had for children and their parents. I was impressed by the PowerPoint and overall direction the school administrators were trying to take. As I continually drilled the principal with questions and concerns he did not budge. His enthusiasm and commitment assured me I was at the right place and that my princess would be obtaining the education she deserved and I expected. Overall, I'm so blessed to have stumbled on to such a rare gem. The campus and staff easily make this the right choice for parents in the Los Angeles area.

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    Gabriella Charter School

    Gabriella Charter School

    2.4
    (5 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    My sons both attend GCS and I love the support and guidance both my sons receive from the teachers…read moreand staff. My older son Aidan S graduated in June 2025 and he received the Founder 's Award. He is currently in High School pursuing dance. My son Jordan also attends school and he is currently in 6 th grade. My experience has been great with the school. I encourage parents to consider enrolling their children at Gabriella so the can see what a difference it makes in their lives by watching them grow and become young adults as they set their sites on high school. I give Gabriella Charter School a 4 out of 5 stars. Thank you, Martha Y.

    Terrible school!! PLs avoid enrolling your son/daughter in this school especially if they have an…read moreIEP. They offer students with IEPs little to no support (since their teachers are underqualified/untrained), and instead opt to send the students to the Dean's office everyday. On top of offering no support, they will also try suspending your child, and pretend they have no fault in their poor attempt of offering any help to the situation. In addition, most of their teachers do not last long, and most are fired half-way through the year or replaced on the following year (We also saw 3 different principals come and go in a span of 6 years or less). Also, most teachers are not trained on how to support students with learning differences/disabilities. Shame on this terrible school, the best decision we ever made was to leave it and never look back. Poor leadership = poor teachers = poor school.

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