
George Washington Carver Elementary School is a learning center that is a part of the Long Beach Unified School District, which is one of the largest school systems in California that educates more than 90,000 students in nearly 95 public schools. It has an annual enrollment of over 475 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school organizes a variety of cocurricular activities, such as musical concerts, talent shows, family nights and career days. George Washington Carver Elementary School has business and educational alliances with Albertsons, Pavillions, In-N-Out, McDonald s and the Long Beach Police Department. Its staff includes a nurse, counselor, resource specialist, psychologist, physical education instructor, librarian, music professional, speech pathologist and classroom teachers. Established in 1952, George Washington Carver Elementary School is located in Long Beach, Calif.
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Phone: (562) 420-2697
Cross Streets: Between Montair Ave and Rutgers Ave
5335 E Pavo St Long Beach, CA 90808 ·2185.80 mi
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yelpThis is a hidden gem in the LBUSD. The teachers here are great, and most are very dedicated to the success of each child. Carver is currently going through the requirements for becoming a GATE...
MoreGeorge Washington Carver elementary school is a great place for special-needs children. They have enough staff and TAs to take care of children that have special needs. I recommend the school if...
MoreI was among the first students at Carver when it first opened in 1952. It must have been the second term of Kindergarten, because I'd been at another school in downtown LB for the first half of...
Morethere's a bunch of fights in this school and they barely even stop them and all the kids vape in the restroom or at least some overall it's a good
MoreMy kids attended school here from K-5. The teachers were amazing and very caring. The school also provides many educational opportunities in and outside the classroom. My children had an excellent...
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