Lankershim Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through grade five. The school maintains a cafeteria, auditorium, library and computer laboratory. Lankershim Elementary School conducts classes in physical education, science, visual arts and mathematics. Established in 1910, the school also offers instruction in home economics, computer science and health education. Lankershim Elementary School is a part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, which governs several elementary, middle and high schools. The Los Angeles Unified School District provides various budget planning services. The district additionally maintains a facilities services division that offers construction support services for new and exiting facilities.
Located in North Hollywood, Calif., and founded in 1951, Colfax Avenue Elementary School is affiliated to the Los Angeles Unified School District. The school offers a variety of academic and cocurricular programs to more than 500 students in grades kindergarten through five. It enrolls students from diverse ethnic, social and economic groups, and its cafeteria offers a variety of food items for breakfast and lunch. Colfax Avenue Elementary School offers various programs and classes such as social studies, music, art, computers, language arts, physical education, science, English and mathematics. The school also offers reading is fundamental, writing, speech, library, technology, enrichment and drama workshop programs. It has a parent-teacher association that focuses on increasing awareness and participation in curriculum and policy development, and enhancing communication between home and school.
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Established in 1945, Camellia Elementary is a Title I school that serves more than 1,300 students in kindergarten through grade five. The school administers the English as a Second Language program. Its academic curriculum includes several subjects, such as math, science, English and social science. Camellia Elementary also offers instruction in art, music, foreign language, and computer, physical, health, business and industrial education. In addition, the school provides special education classes. It is a part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, which operates elementary, middle and high schools. The district s schools encourage students to take part in a range of athletic activities.
Fernangeles Elementary School is one of the schools operated by the Los Angeles Unified School District. It has more than 60 faculty members and nearly 1,100 students. Its educational and support school site programs include artists in residence program that offers regular art, music and dance classes; arts prototype that is a grant program for drama music instruction; bilingual education; and California State Department of Education-approved preschool program. Its child abuse awareness response education team addresses abuse prevention and crisis response team has on-site service providers who are supported by off-site district staff as needed to address crisis situations. The school has a computer lab staffed by a full-time coordinator, an assistant and student volunteers who provide computer instruction for students, staff and parents. It operates a special education program that provides specialized instructional programs to students with special needs. It is located in Sun Valley, Calif.
