List of Los Angeles Unified School District schools
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This is a list of schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District.[1] The concept of zones is explained on the LAUSD website.[2]
K–12 schools
Zoned schools
- Elizabeth Learning Center (only K–8 is zoned) (Cudahy, opened 1927)
- James A. Foshay Learning Center (only 6–12 is zoned; in order to attend Foshay LC for 9–12, a student has to have been enrolled as an 8th grader) (Los Angeles, opened 1924)
- Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools (opened 2010)
- Vaughn Next Century Learning Center (formerly Vaughn Street Elementary School)
Magnet/alternative schools
- Banneker Special Education Center (Willowbrook)
- Los Angeles, opened 1968) – for deaf and hearing-impaired students
- Los Angeles) – currently the only K–12 Magnet School in LAUSD.
4–12 schools
- Zoned schools
- Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools (Central Los Angeles New Learning Center 1 Middle School/High School) (opened September 2010[3]) (on the site of the Ambassador Hotel)
- Magnet schools
K–8 schools
- Zoned schools
- Caroldale Learning Community (Carson)
- Ellen Ochoa Learning Center (Cudahy, opened 2004
- Hesby Oaks School (Los Angeles, reopened 2006)
- Pio Pico Span School (K–8)], (formerly Pio Pico Elementary School, Los Angeles, opened 1987 as a K–6 elementary school, expanded to K–8 in 1994–95) (When Central Region ES 13 [Carson-Gore Academy of Environmental Studies] opened in 2010, Pio Pico was reconfigured into a middle school [1])
- Porter Ranch Community School (Los Angeles, opened 2012)
- South Region Span K–8 1 (Los Angeles, opened 2011 [2])
- Sylmar Leadership Academy (Los Angeles, opened 2012)
- Utah Street Span School
Option schools
- Academia Semillas del Pueblo(K–7, opened 2002)
Secondary schools
6–12 schools
- Horace Mann UCLA Community School (originally Horace Mann Middle School) (opened 2019)
- Girls Academic Leadership Academy (GALA) (opened 2016)
- International Studies Learning Center (opened 2019)
- Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies
- Maywood Center for Enriched Studies (Maywood, opened 2017)
- Robert Fulton College Preparatory School (opened 2010)
- Science Academy STEM Magnet
- Magnolia Public Schools, Los Angeles Area
- Magnolia Science Academy-1 Reseda (Grades 6–12) (opened 2002)
- Magnolia Science Academy-2 Valley
- Magnolia Science Academy-3 Carson
- Magnolia Science Academy-4 Venice
- Magnolia Science Academy-5 Los Lobos (Grades 6–10)
- Magnolia Science Academy-6 Palms (Grades 6–8, opened 2009)
- Magnolia Science Academy-8 Bell (Grades 6–8)
7–12 schools
Zoned schools
- Eagle Rock High School (opened 1927)
- Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School (Long Beach) (opened 2011)
High schools (grades 9–12)
Zoned high schools
- Nava College Preparatory Academy (Los Angeles, opened 2014) [3](Knights)
- Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School (Los Angeles, opened 2011) [4](Wolfpack)
- Arleta High School (opened 2006 [5]) (Mustangs)
- Phineas Banning High School (Wilmington, opened 1926) (Pilots)
- Bell High School (Bell, opened 1925) (Eagles)
- Belmont High School (Los Angeles, opened 1923; became a 6–12 school ([6]) (Sentinels)
- Helen Bernstein High School (Hollywood, opened 2008) [7]) (Dragons)
- Birmingham High School (Van Nuys, opened 1952; became a charter school in 2009) (Patriots)
- Canoga Park High School (opened 1915) (Hunters)
- Carson High School (Carson, opened 1963) (Colts)
- César Chávez High School (San Fernando, California), (opened 2011) [8]) (Eagles)
- Chatsworth High School (opened 1963) (Chancellors)
- Grover Cleveland High School (Reseda, opened 1959) (Cavaliers)
- Miguel Contreras Learning Complex (Los Angeles, opened 2006) [9]) (The area around Contreras is zoned to Belmont High School.) (Cobras)
- Crenshaw High School (Los Angeles, opened 1968) (Cougars)
- Susan Miller Dorsey High School (Los Angeles, opened 1937) [10] (Dons/Donnas)
- Mervyn M. Dymally High School (Los Angeles, opened 2012) (Challengers)
- North Hollywood, opened 2006) [11]) (Falcons)
- El Camino Real Charter High School (Woodland Hills, opened 1969; became a charter school in 2011) (Conquistadores)
- Esteban Torres High School (East Los Angeles, opened 2010) (Toros)
- Fairfax High School (Los Angeles, opened 1924) (Lions)
- Benjamin Franklin High School (Highland Park, opened 1916) (Panthers)
- Frida Kahlo High School (Los Angeles, opened 2005)
- John C. Fremont High School (Los Angeles, opened 1924) (Pathfinders)
- Gardena High School (Los Angeles, opened 1901) (Panthers)
- James A. Garfield High School (East Los Angeles, opened 1925) (Bulldogs)
- Granada Hills Charter High School(opened 1960; became a charter school in 2003) (Highlanders)
- Ulysses S. Grant High School (Van Nuys, opened 1959) (Lancers)
- Dr. Richard A. Vladovic Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy (Wilmington, opened 2002) (Monarchs)
- Hollywood High School (opened 1903) (Sheiks)
- Alexander Hamilton High School(Los Angeles, opened 1931) (Yankees)
- Augustus F. Hawkins High School (Los Angeles, opened 2012) (Hawks)
- Huntington Park High School (Huntington Park, opened 1909) (Spartans)
- Hilda Learning Solis Academy (Los Angeles,California, opened 2012)
- Thomas Jefferson High School (Los Angeles, opened 1916) (Democrats)
- Jordan High School (Los Angeles, opened 1923) (Bulldogs)
- John F. Kennedy High School (Granada Hills, opened 1971) (Cougars)
- Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools (Los Angeles, opened 2010) (K-12) (Bobcats)
- Legacy High School Complex (South Gate, opened 2012) (Tigers)
- Abraham Lincoln High School (Lincoln Heights, opened 1878) (Tigers)
- Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy (Los Angeles, opened 1967) (Saints)
- Los Angeles High School (opened 1873) (Romans)
- Manual Arts High School (Los Angeles, opened 1910) (Toilers)
- Linda Esperanza Marquez High School, (Huntington Park, opened 2011) (Gladiators)
- John Marshall High School (Los Angeles, opened 1931) (Barristers)
- Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High School (Boyle Heights, opened 2009) (Jaguars)
- North Hills, opened 1958) (Vikings)
- Narbonne High School (Harbor City, opened 1925) (Gauchos)
- North Hollywood High School (opened 1927) (Huskies)
- Northridge Academy High School (opened 2004) (Pumas)
- Palisades Charter High School (Pacific Palisades, opened 1961) (Dolphins)
- Panorama High School (Panorama City, opened 2006 [12]) (Pythons)
- John H. Francis Polytechnic High School (Sun Valley; opened 1897, renamed 1935) (Parrots)
- Ramón C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts (Los Angeles, opened 2009)
- Reseda Charter High School (opened 1955) (Regents)
- Ramona High School
- Diego Rivera Learning Complex (Los Angeles, opened 2011) [13] (Huskies)
- Roosevelt High School(Los Angeles, opened 1922) (Teddy Bears, Rough Riders)
- Edward R. Roybal Learning Center (Los Angeles, opened 2008) [14] (Titans)
- San Fernando High School (Pacoima [Los Angeles], opened 1896) (Tigers)
- San Pedro High School (opened 1898) (Pirates)
- San Pedro High School Olguin Campus (opened 2012)
- Santee Education Complex (Los Angeles, opened 2005 [15]) (Falcons)
- Sonia M. Sotomayor Learning Academies (Los Angeles, opened 2011) (Wolves)
- South East High School (South Gate, opened 2005 [16]) (Jaguars)
- South Gate High School (South Gate, opened 1932) (Rams)
- Sylmar High School (Sylmar, opened 1961) (Spartans)
- William Howard Taft Charter High School (Woodland Hills, opened 1960) (Toreadors)
- University High School (Los Angeles, opened 1924) (Wildcats)
- Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences (Granada Hills, opened 2011) [17] (Vipers)
- Van Nuys High School (opened 1915) (Wolves)
- Venice High School (opened 1911, current location 1925) (Gondoliers)
- Verdugo Hills High School (Tujunga, opened 1937) (Dons)
- Washington Preparatory High School(Westmont, opened 1927) (Generals)
- West Adams Preparatory High School (Los Angeles, opened 2007) (Panthers)
- Westchester Enriched Sciences Magnets (Los Angeles, opened 1948) (Comets)
- Wilson High School (Los Angeles, opened 1969) (Mighty Mules)
Gallery of high schools
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Belmont High School
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Camino Nuevo High School
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Grover Cleveland High School
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Dorsey High School
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Granada Hills Charter High School
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Thomas Jefferson High School
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John F. Kennedy High School
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Reseda High School
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William Howard Taft High School
Continuation high schools
- Jane Addams High School
- Angel's Gate High School
- Benjamin Franklin High School
- Avalon High School
- Boyle Heights High School
- Central High School
- Cheviot Hills High School
- Del Rey High School
- Douglas High School
- East Valley Continuation High School
- Eagle Tree Continuation High School
- Earhart High School
- Einstein High School
- Ellington High School (Westmont)
- Evergreen High School
- Grey High School
- Highland Park High School
- Hope High School
- Independence High School
- John R. Wooden High School
- Leonis High School
- Lewis High School
- London High School
- Metropolitan High School
- Mission High School
- Moneta High School
- Monterey High School
- Mt. Lukens High School
- Newmark High School
- Odyssey High School
- Owensmouth High School
- Patton High School
- Phoenix High School
- Pueblo de Los Angeles High School
- Rodia High School
- Rogers High School
- San Antonio High School
- Stoney Point High School
- Thoreau High School
- Truth High School
- View Park Continuation High School
- Walt Whitman High School
- Young High School
Alternative high schools
- Animo Locke Technology High School
- Animo South Los Angeles (Westmont)
- Ánimo Venice Charter High School
- Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School
- California Academy for LS
- Camino Nuevo Charter Academy
- Central City Value
- College Ready Academy High School
- Crenshaw Arts Technical
- Daniel Pearl Magnet High School
- De La Hoya Animo High School
- Downtown Magnets High School
- Discovery Charter Preparatory
- East Los Angeles Renaissance Academy
- Ramón C. Cortines High School for the Visual and Performing Arts, opened September 2009[4][5]
- High Tech Los Angeles
- King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science
- Leap High School
- Los Angeles College Prep Academy,[6] opened 2005
- Maywood Academy High School (Maywood, opened 2006 [18])
- Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High School (formerly East Los Angeles New High School 1) (opened 2009 [19])
- Middle College High School
- Northridge Academy High School, opened 2004[7]
- Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School
- Renaissance Academy (Los Angeles)
- Vaughn Next Century Learning Center[8]
- View Park Preparatory Accelerated High School
- J.P. Widney High School
- Port of Los Angeles High School [20]
- New Designs Charter School[9]
Middle schools (grades 6–8)
Zoned middle schools
- John Adams Middle School (Los Angeles) (Patriots)
- Dr.Julian Nava Learning Academy
- Audubon Middle School (Los Angeles) (Eagles)
- Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle School (Los Angeles) – established 1929, contains a Performing Arts Magnet and a STE[+a]M Magnet (Cougars)
- Belvedere Middle School (East Los Angeles) (Olympians)
- Berendo Middle School (Los Angeles) (Crusaders)
- Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School (Los Angeles) (Mighty Mustangs)
- Luther Burbank Middle School (Los Angeles) (Bears)
- John Burroughs Middle School (Los Angeles) (Bears)
- Richard E. Byrd Middle School (Los Angeles) (A new campus for Byrd was completed in 2008) (Penguins)
- Andrew Carnegie Middle School (Carson) (Highlanders)
- Central Los Angeles Area New Middle School 3 (opened 2009)
- Central Region Middle School 7 (opened in 2011)
- Dr. George Washington Carver Middle School (Los Angeles) (Cougars)
- William Jefferson Clinton Middle School (Los Angeles) (opened 2006 [21]) (Eagles)
- Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Middle School (Los Angeles) – (formerly Mount Vernon Middle School) (Cougars)
- Christopher Columbus Middle School (Los Angeles) (Explorers)
- Glenn Hammond Curtiss Middle School (Carson) (Pilots)
- Richard Henry Dana Middle School (Los Angeles) (Mariners)
- Rudecinda Sepulveda Dodson Middle School (Los Angeles) (Dolphins)
- Charles R. Drew Middle School (Los Angeles) (Cougars)
- Thomas A. Edison Middle School (Los Angeles) (Eagles)
- El Sereno Middle School (Los Angeles) (Jaguars)
- Emerson Community Charter School (Los Angeles) (Panthers)
- Alexander Fleming Middle School (Lomita) (Falcons)
- Robert Frost Middle School (Los Angeles) (Timberwolves)
- Henry T. Gage Middle School (Huntington Park) (Spartans)
- Samuel Gompers Middle School (Los Angeles) (Bulldogs)
- David Wark Griffith Middle School (East Los Angeles) (Bulldogs)
- George Ellery Hale Middle School (Los Angeles) (Huskies, formerly Comets)
- Patrick Henry Middle School (Los Angeles) (Patriots)
- Hollenbeck Middle School (Los Angeles) (Junior Riders)
- Oliver Wendell Holmes International Middle School (Los Angeles) (Eagles)
- Washington Irving STEAM Magnet School (Los Angeles)
- Young Oak Kim Academy (Los Angeles) (opened 2009)
- Thomas Starr King Middle School (Los Angeles) (Lions)
- Ernest Lawrence Middle School (Los Angeles) (Lions)
- Joseph Le Conte Middle School (Los Angeles) (Eagles)
- John H. Liechty Middle School (Los Angeles) (opened 2007) (Sharks)
- Los Angeles Academy Middle School (Los Angeles) (Lions)
- Charles Maclay Middle School (Los Angeles) (Proud Lions)
- James Madison Middle School (Los Angeles) (Bulldogs)
- Marina del Rey Middle School (Los Angeles)
- Mark Twain Middle School (Los Angeles)
- Edwin Markham Middle School (Los Angeles) (Eagles)
- Robert A. Millikan Middle School (Los Angeles) (Turtles)
- Mount Gleason Middle School (Los Angeles) (Mustangs)
- John Muir Middle School (Los Angeles) (Cougars)
- William Mulholland Middle School (Los Angeles) (Cascaders)
- Florence Nightingale Middle School (Los Angeles) (Nighthawks)
- Chester W. Nimitz Middle School (Huntington Park) (Seahawks)
- Alfred Bernhard Nobel Charter Middle School (Los Angeles) (Nighthawks)
- Northridge Middle School (Los Angeles) (Knights)
- Olive Vista Middle School (Los Angeles) (Pandas)
- Pacoima Middle School (Los Angeles) (Pumas)
- Palms Middle School (Los Angeles) (Palms)
- Robert E. Peary Middle School (Los Angeles) (Huskies)
- George K. Porter Middle School (Los Angeles) (Trojans)
- Gaspar De Portola Middle School (Los Angeles)
- Walter Reed Middle School (Los Angeles) (Wolves)
- Paul Revere Charter Middle School (Los Angeles) (Riders)
- Roy Romer Middle School (Los Angeles) (opened 2008) (Rams)
- San Fernando Middle School (San Fernando) (Falcons)
- Sepulveda Middle School (Los Angeles) (Conquistadors)
- Southeast Middle School] (South Gate, opened 2004) (Eagles)
- South Gate Middle School (South Gate, opened 1941) (Vikings)
- South Region Middle School #2 (Bell, opened 2010)
- South Region Middle School #6 (opened 2010)
- Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School (Los Angeles) (Pirates)
- Sun Valley Magnet School (Los Angeles) (Pioneers)
- John A. Sutter Middle School (Los Angeles) (Miners)
- Van Nuys Middle School (Los Angeles) (Mustangs)
- Virgil Middle School (Los Angeles) (Tigers)
- Vista Middle School (Los Angeles) (opened 2004) (Cowboys)
- Daniel Webster Middle School (Los Angeles) (Owls)
- Daniel Webster STEAM Magnet Middle School (Los Angeles) (Owls)
- Stephen M. White Middle School (Carson) (Knights)
- Walnut Park Middle School (Walnut Park) (opened 2012) (Huskies)
- Wilmington Middle School STEAM Magnet (Los Angeles) (Jaguars)
- Woodland Hills Academy (Los Angeles) (Wolves)
- Orville Wright Middle School STEAM Magnet (Los Angeles)
- James Madison Middle School (Los Angeles)
- New Designs Charter School (Los Angeles) (Cardinals)
Alternative middle schools Magnet only
- North Valley Charter Academy
Elementary schools
Zoned elementary schools
Numbers
- 1st Street Elementary School
- 2nd Street Elementary School
- 3rd Street Elementary School
- 4th Street Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- 6th Avenue Elementary School
- 7th Street Elementary School
- 9th Street Elementary School
- 10th Street Elementary School (Eagles)
- 15th Street Elementary School
- 20th Street Elementary School (Dolphins)
- 24th Street Elementary School
- 28th Street Elementary School
- 42nd Street Elementary School
- 49th Street Elementary School (Tigers)
- 52nd Street Elementary School
- 54th Street Elementary School
- 59th Street Elementary School
- 61st Street Elementary School
- 66th Street Elementary School
- 68th Street Elementary School
- 74th Street Elementary School
- 75th Street Elementary School
- 92nd Street Elementary School
- 93rd Street Elementary School
- 95th Street Elementary School (Westmont)
- 96th Street Elementary School
- 99th Street Elementary School
- 107th Street Elementary School
- 109th Street Elementary School
- 112th Street Elementary School
- 116th Street Elementary School
- 118th Street Elementary School
- 122nd Street Elementary School (Willowbrook)
- 135th Street Elementary School
- 153rd Street Elementary School
- 156th Street Elementary School
- 186th Street Elementary School
- 232nd Place Elementary School
A
- Albion Street Elementary School
- Aldama Elementary School
- Alexandria Avenue Elementary School
- Allesandro Elementary School
- Alta California Elementary School
- Alta Loma Elementary School
- Amanecer Primary Center (K–2) (opened 2005 [22], East Los Angeles)
- Ambler Avenue Elementary School
- Amestoy Elementary School
- Anatola Avenue Elementary School
- Andasol Avenue Elementary School
- Angeles Mesa Elementary School
- Ann Street Elementary School (5th Oldest Elementary School in LAUSD, opened 1884.)
- Annalee Avenue Elementary School
- Annandale Elementary School
- Anton, William R. Elementary School (Note: Hammel Street Elementary Demolished after school Moved to Anton.)
- Apperson Street Elementary School
- Aragon Avenue Elementary School
- Arlington Heights Elementary School
- Arminta Street Elementary School
- Arroyo Seco Museum Science Magnet
- Ascot Avenue Elementary School
- Atwater Avenue Elementary School
- Aurora Elementary School (opened 2006 [23])
- Avalon Gardens Elementary School (Willowbrook)
B
- Judith F. Baca Arts Academy (opened 2010)
- Danny J. Bakewell Sr. Primary Center (Kindergarten, opened 2005 [24])
- Balboa Gifted/High Ability Magnet Elementary (1–5)
- Baldwin Hills Elementary School
- Bandini Street Elementary School
- Charles W. Barrett Elementary School (formerly 98th Street School)
- Barton Hill Elementary School
- Bassett Street Elementary School
- Beachy Avenue Elementary School
- Beckford Charter for Enriched Studies
- Beethoven Street Elementary School
- Bellevue Primary Center (K–1)
- Bellingham Elementary School (opened 2004 [25])
- Belvedere Elementary School
- Bertrand Avenue Elementary School
- Frances Blend Elementary School (opened 1926, merged with Van Ness Avenue Elementary School in 2013[10][11][12][13])
- Blythe Street Elementary School
- Bonita Street Elementary School
- Braddock Drive Elementary School
- Tom Bradley Global Awareness Magnet (The school also takes "zoned" students & also formerly known as Dublin Elementary)
- Brainard Elementary School
- Breed Street Elementary School (2nd Oldest Elementary School in LAUSD, opened 1881.)
- Brentwood Elementary Science Magnet (only kindergarten is zoned – 1–5 are magnet students)
- Bridge Street Elementary School
- Birdielee V. Bright Elementary School (formerly 36th Street School)
- Broad Avenue Elementary School
- Broadacres Avenue Elementary School
- Hillery T. Broadous Elementary School (formerly Filmore Street School)
- Broadway Elementary School
- Brockton Avenue Elementary School
- Brooklyn Avenue Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- Bryson Avenue Elementary School
- Buchanan Street Elementary School
- Budlong Avenue Elementary School
- Burbank Boulevard Elementary School
- Burton Street Elementary School
- Bushnell Way Elementary School
C
- Cabrillo Avenue Elementary School
- Cabrillo Avenue STEAM Magnet Elementary School
- Cahuenga Elementary School
- Calabash Charter Academy
- Calahan Community Charter School
- Calvert Charter for Enriched Studies
- Camellia Avenue Elementary School
- Canfield Avenue Elementary School
- Canoga Park Elementary School
- Cantara Street Elementary School
- Canterbury Avenue Elementary School
- Canyon Charter Elementary School
- Capistrano Avenue Elementary School
- Andres & Maria Cardenas Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Carmen Lomas Garza Primary Center(k-2)
- Caroldade Learning Community School
- Carpenter Community Charter School (formerly Carpenter Avenue Elementary School)
- Carson Street Elementary School
- Carson-Gore Academy of Environmental Studies (opened 2010)
- Carthay Center Elementary School (beginning in Fall 2014, Carthay ES becomes Carthay Elementary of Environmental Studies Magnet)
- Castelar Street Elementary School (4th oldest elementary school in LAUSD located in Chinatown, opened 1882.)
- Castle Heights Elementary School
- Castlebay Lane Elementary School
- Catskill Avenue Elementary School
- Century Park Elementary School
- Chandler Learning Academy
- Chapman Elementary School
- Charnock Road Elementary School
- Chase Street Elementary School
- Chatsworth Park Elementary School
- Cesar Chavez Elementary School (opened 2005)[26]}
- Cheremoya Avenue Elementary School
- Chime Institute Schwarzenegger Community School (located at the former Collier Street School.)
- Cienega Elementary School
- Cimmaron Avenue Elementary School
- City Terrace Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- Clifford Street Math & Technology Magnet
- Clover Avenue Elementary School
- Coeur d'Alene Avenue Elementary School
- Cohasset Street Elementary School
- Coldwater Canyon Elementary School
- Colfax Charter Elementary School
- Coliseum Street Elementary School
- Columbus Avenue Elementary School
- Commonwealth Avenue Elementary School
- Community Magnet Charter School
- Compton Avenue Elementary School
- Corona Avenue Elementary School
- Sara Coughlin Elementary School (opened 2005 [27])
- Cowan Avenue Elementary School
- Crescent Heights Boulevard Elementary Language Arts and Social Justice Magnet
- Crestwood Street Elementary School
D
- Dahila Heights Elementary School
- Danube Avenue Elementary School
- Darby Avenue Charter School
- Dayton Heights Elementary School
- George De La Torre Elementary School (opened 2006)
- Dearborn Elementary Charter School
- Del Amo Elementary School
- Frank Del Olmo Elementary School (opened 2006 [28])
- Delevan Drive Elementary School
- Christopher Dena Elementary School (formerly Dacotah Street School)
- Denker Avenue Elementary School
- Dixie Canyon Community Charter School
- Dolores Street Elementary School
- Dominguez Elementary School
- Dorris Place Elementary School
- Dr. Sammy Lee Medical/Health Science Magnet Elementary School
- Dyer Street Elementary School
E
- Eagle Rock Elementary School
- Eastman Avenue Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- El Dorado Avenue Elementary School
- El Oro Way Charter for Enriched Studies
- El Sereno Elementary School
- Elysian Heights Arts Magnet (Formerly Elysian Heights Elementary School)
- Emelita Academy Charter School
- Enadia Technology Enriched Charter School (Reopened in 2008 [29])
- Encino Charter Elementary School
- Erwin Elementary School
- Jaime Escalante Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Martha Escutia Primary Center (opened 2005, [30])
- Eshelman Avenue Elementary School
- Esperanza Elementary School
- Estrella Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Euclid Avenue Elementary School
- Evergreen Avenue Elementary School
F
- Fair Avenue Elementary School – Established just after World War II (1946) as an "Overflow" school from Victory Boulevard School in North Hollywood – bungalows were moved from Victory Boulevard School to Fair Avenue (near) Tunjunga Blvd in North Hollywood in an empty farm lot.
- Fairburn Avenue Elementary School
- Farmdale Elementary School
- Fenton Avenue Elementary School (charter school)
- Fenton Avenue Primary Center (opened 2013)
- Fernangeles Elementary School
- Figueroa Street Elementary School
- Fishburn Avenue Elementary School (Maywood)
- Fletcher Drive Elementary School
- Florence Avenue Elementary School
- Lovelia P. Flournoy Elementary School (formerly 111th Street School)
- Ford Boulevard Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- Franklin Avenue Elementary School
- Fries Avenue Elementary School
- Fullbright Avenue Elementary School
G
- Garden Grove Elementary School
- Gardena Elementary School
- Gardner Street Elementary School
- Garvanza Elementary School
- Gates Street Elementary School
- Gault Street Elementary School
- Germain Academy for Academic Achievement[14]
- Glassell Park Elementary School
- Gledhill Street Elementary School
- Glen Alta Elementary School
- Glenfeliz Boulevard Elementary School
- Glenwood Elementary School
- Graham Elementary School
- Granada Community Charter School
- Grand View Boulevard Elementary School
- Grant Elementary School[15]
- Grape Street Elementary School
- Gratts Learning Academy for Young Scholars[16][17]
- Gridley Street Elementary School
- Griffin Avenue Elementary School (3rd oldest elementary school in LAUSD, opened 1882.)
- Florence Griffith-Joyner Elementary School[18]
- Gulf Avenue Elementary School
H
- Haddon Avenue Elementary School
- Halldale Elementary School
- Hamlin Charter Academy
- Hancock Park Elementary School[19]
- Harbor City Elementary School
- Harding Street Elementary School
- Harmony Elementary School (opened 2004)[20]
- Harrison Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- Hart Street Elementary School
- Harvard Elementary School (opened 2005)[21]
- Haskell Elementary STEAM Magnet[22]
- Hawaiian Avenue Elementary School[23]
- Haynes Charter for Enriched Studies
- Hazeltine Avenue Elementary School
- Heliotrope Avenue Elementary School
- Herrick Avenue Elementary School
- Hillcrest Drive Elementary School
- Hillside Elementary School
- Hobart Boulevard Elementary School[24]
- Hollywood Primary Center (K–2) (opened 2005)[25]
- Holmes Avenue Elementary School
- Hooper Avenue Elementary School (1–5)
- Hooper Avenue Primary Center (Kindergarten only, completed 2005)[26]
- Hoover Street Elementary School
- Hope Street Elementary School (opened 2005)[27]
- Hubbard Street Elementary School (opened c. 1960, formerly Sylmar Chicken Ranch)
- Dolores Huerta Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Teresa Hughes Elementary School (Huntington Park)
- Humphreys Avenue Elementary School (East Los Angeles)
- Huntinghton Drive Elementary School
- Huntington Park Elementary School (opened 2006)[28]
I
- Independence Elementary School
- Ivanhoe Elementary School
J
- Quincy Jones Elementary School
- Dr. James Edward Jones Primary Center (opened in 2008 [31])
- Justice Street Academy Charter School
- Jose Castellanos Elementary School
K
- Kenter Canyon Charter Elementary School
- Kentwood Elementary School
- Kester Avenue Elementary School
- Charles H. Kim Elementary School (opened Fall 2006 [32])
- Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School (formerly Santa Barbara AvenueSchool)
- Kingsley Elementary School (opened 2005 [33])
- Kittridge Street Elementary School
- Knollwood Preparatory Academy
- Dr. Owen Lloyd Knox Elementary School
- Julie Korenstein Elementary School (opened 2010)
L
- La Salle Avenue Elementary School
- Lafayette Park Primary Center
- Lake Street Primary School
- Robert Hill Lane Elementary School
- Lanai Road Elementary School
- Langdon Avenue Elementary School
- Lankershim Elementary School
- Lassen Elementary School
- Latona Avenue Elementary School
- Laurel Elementary School
- Gerald A. Lawson Academy A/M/S Elementary School
- Leapwood Avenue Elementary School
- Dr. Sammy Lee Elementary M/HS Magnet (opened 2013)
- Leland Street Elementary School
- Lemay Street Elementary School
- Lexington Avenue Primary Center (K–2) (opened 2006 [34])
- Liberty Boulevard Elementary School
- Liggett Street Elementary School
- Lillian Elementary School
- Limerick Avenue Elementary School (opened 1957, Re-opened 1980)
- Ricardo Lizarraga Elementary School (opened 2005 [35])
- Lockhurst Drive Charter Elementary School
- Lockwood Elementary School
- Logan Street Elementary School
- Loren Miller Elementary School
- Loma Vista Elementary School (Maywood, opened 1926)
- Lomita Elementary M/S/T Magnet
- Lorena Street Elementary School
- Loreto Elementary School
- Lorne Street Elementary School
- Los Angeles Elementary School
- Los Feliz Elementary School
- Loyola Village Elementary Fine/Performing Arts Magnet
- Lucille Roybal-Allard Elementary School (opened 2012)
M
- MacArthur Park Elementary Visual & Performing Arts
- John W. Mack Elementary School (opened 2005 [36])
- Madison Elementary School (opened 2005)
- Magnolia Avenue Elementary School
- Main Street Elementary School
- Maple Primary Center (K–1) (opened 2004 [37])
- Malabar Street Elementary School
- Manchester Avenue Elementary School
- Manhattan Place Elementary School
- Mar Vista Elementary School
- Marianna Avenue Elementary School
- Mariposa-Nabi Primary Center (K–2) (opened 2005 [38])
- Marquez Charter School (K–5)
- Marvin Elementary School
- Mayall Street Academy of Arts/Technology Magnet
- Mayberry Street Elementary School (K–5)
- Maywood Elementary School (Maywood, opened 2005 [39])
- Mckinley Avenue Elementary School
- Melrose Avenue Elementary Math/Science/Technology Magnet
- Melvin Avenue Elementary School
- Menlo Elementary School
- Meyler Street Elementary School
- Micheltorena Elementary School (K – 5)
- Middleton Elementary School] (1 – 6)
- Middleton Primary Center (Kindergarten) (opened 2005 [40])
- Miles Avenue Elementary School
- Loren Miller Elementary School
- Miramonte Elementary School
- John B. Monlux Elementary School
- Montague Charter Academy
- Montara Avenue Elementary School
- Monte Vista Elementary School
- Dr. Lawrence H. Moore Math/Science/Technology Academy (opened 2012)
- Morningside Elementary School
- Stanley Mosk Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Mount Washington Elementary School
- Mountain View Elementary School
- Multnomah Street Elementary School
- Murchinson Street Elementary School
N
- Napa Street Elementary School
- Nestle Avenue Charter School
- Nevada Avenue Elementary School
- Nevin Avenue Elementary School
- Newcastle Elementary School
- Noble Avenue Elementary School
- Normandie Avenue Elementary School
- Normont Elementary School
- Norwood Street Elementary School
- Nueva Vista Elementary School (Bell, opened 1991)
none
P
- Pacific Boulevard School (opened 2005 [41])
- Pacoima Charter Elementary School
- Palisades Charter Elementary School (chartered 1993, renewed 2005)
- Palms Elementary School
- Panorama City Elementary School
- Park Avenue Elementary School
- Park Western Place Elementary School
- Parmelee Avenue Elementary School
- Parthenia Street Elementary School
- Paseo del Rey Elementary Natural Science Magnet
- Pinewood Avenue Elementary School
- Plainview Academic Charter Academy
- Betty Plasencia Elementary School (formerly, Cortez Street School)
- Playa Del Rey Elementary School
- Playa Vista Elementary School (opened 2012)
- Plummer Elementary School
- Point Fermin Marine Science Magnet
- Leo Politi Elementary School
- Pomelo Community Charter School
- President Avenue Elementary School
- Primary Academy for Success School
- Purche Avenue Elementary School
Q
- Queen Anne Place Elementary School
R
- Ramona Elementary School
- Ranchito Avenue Elementary School
- Raymond Avenue Elementary School
- Reseda Elementary School
- Richland Avenue Elementary School
- Richard Riordan Primary Center
- Rio Vista Elementary School
- Ritter Elementary School
- Riverside Drive Charter School
- Rockdale Visual & Performing Arts Magnet
- Rosa Parks Learning Center (opened 2006 [42])
- Roscoe Elementary School
- Roscomare Road Elementary School
- Rosemont Avenue Elementary School
- Rosewood Avenue Elementary School
- Rowan Avenue Elementary School
- Russell Elementary School
S
- Sally Ride Elementary: A Smart Academy (opened 2012)
- San Antonio Elementary School
- San Fernando Elementary School
- San Gabriel Avenue Elementary School
- San Jose Street Elementary School
- San Miguel Elementary School
- San Pascual Avenue Elementary STEAM
- San Pedro Street Elementary School (oldest ELEMENTARY School in LAUSD, opened 1866)
- Santa Monica Boulevard Community Charter School
- Saticoy Elementary School
- Saturn Street Elementary School
- Selma Avenue Elementary School (closed permanently on June 11, 2021. The school opened in 1910)
- Maurice Sendak Elementary School (opened 2005 [43])
- Serrania Avenue Charter for Enriched Studies
- Sharp Avenue Elementary School
- Shenandoah Street Elementary School
- Sheridan Street Elementary School
- Sherman Oaks Elementary Charter School
- Shirley Avenue Elementary School
- Short Avenue Elementary School
- Sierra Park Elementary School
- Sierra Vista Elementary School
- Solano Avenue Elementary School
- Soto Street Elementary School
- South Park Elementary School
- South Shores Elementary Performing Arts Magnet
- Stagg Street Elementary School
- Stanford Elementary School (1-5)
- Stanford Primary Center (Kindergarten, opened 2004 [44])
- State Street Elementary School
- Nora Sterry Elementary School
- Stonehurst Elementary School (Sun Valley)
- Stoner Avenue Elementary School (Los Angeles)
- Strathern Street Elementary School
- Sunland Elementary School
- Sunny Brae Elementary School
- Sunrise Elementary School
- Superior Street Elementary School
- Sylmar Elementary School
- Sylvan Park Elementary School
T
- Taper Avenue Elementary School
- Tarzana Elementary School
- Telfair Avenue Elementary School
- Toland Way Elementary School
- Toluca Lake Elementary School
- Topanga Elementary Charter School (unincorporated Los Angeles County)
- Topeka Avenue Charter for Advanced Studies
- Towne Avenue Elementary School
- Trinity Street Elementary School
- Tulsa Street Elementary School
- Tweedy Elementary School (opened 2004 [45])
U
- Union Avenue Elementary School
V
- Valerio Street Elementary School
- Valley View Elementary School
- Van Deene Avenue Elementary School
- Van Gogh Charter School
- Van Ness Avenue Elementary School
- Van Nuys Elementary School
- Vanalden Avenue Elementary School
- Vena Avenue Elementary School
- Vermont Avenue Elementary School
- Vernon City Elementary School (Vernon City)
- Victoria Avenue Elementary School
- Victory Boulevard Elementary School
- Vine Street Elementary School
- Vinedale Elementary School
- Vintage Math/Science/Technology Magnet School (only kindergarten is zoned – Grades 1-5 are completely magnet)
- Virginia Road Elementary School
- Vista Del Valle Dual Language Academy (opened 2010)
W
- Walnut Park Elementary School
- Wadsworth Avenue Elementary School
- Walgrove Avenue Elementary School
- Walnut Park Elementary School
- Warner Avenue Elementary School (Los Angeles)
- Washington Primary Center (K–1) (opened 2005 [46])
- Lenicia B. Weemes Elementary School (formerly 37th Street School)
- Weigand Avenue Elementary School
- Welby Way Charter Elementary and Gifted-High Ability Magnet
- West Athens Elementary School
- West Hollywood Elementary School
- West Vernon Avenue Elementary School
- Western Avenue Elementary School
- Westminster Avenue Elementary Math/Technology/Environmental Studies Magnet
- Westport Heights Elementary School
- Westwood Charter Elementary School (Los Angeles)
- Charles White Elementary School (opened 2004 [47])
- White Point Elementary School
- Wilbur Charter for Enriched Academics
- Willow Elementary School (opened 2012)
- Wilmington Park Elementary School
- Wilshire Crest Elementary School
- Wilshire Park Elementary School (opened 2006 [48])
- Wilton Place Elementary School
- Windsor Hills Elementary Math/Science Aerospace Magnet
- Winnetka Avenue Elementary School
- Wisdom Elementary School (opened 2010)
- Wonderland Avenue Elementary School
- Woodcrest Elementary School
- Woodlake Elementary Community Charter School
- Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched Studies
- Woodlawn Avenue Elementary School
Y
- Yorkdale Elementary School
- Young Empowered Scholars Academy (also known as YES Academy) (formerly Hyde Park Elementary School)
- Young Oak Kim Academy
Charter Elementary Schools
- Para Los Ninos Gratts Primary Center
- Aspire Public Schools
- Aspire Firestone Academy
- Aspire Gateway Academy
- Aspire Inskeep Academy
- Aspire Junior Collegiate Academy
- Aspire Antonio Maria Lugo Academy
- Aspire Slauson Acadeny
- Aspire Tate, Juanita Academy
- Aspire Titan Academy
- Magnolia Public Schools
- Magnolia Science Academy 7-Northridge (previously Van Nuys, Grades K–5)
Optional elementary schools
- 32nd USC Performing Arts
- Arroyo Seco Museum Science Magnet
- Balboa Gifted/High Ability Magnet Elementary School[29]
- Carthay Environmental Studies Magnet (began in Fall 2014)
- N.E.W. Canoga Park Elementary School (opened 2006[30])
- San Jose Highly Gifted Magnet Elementary[31]
Early education centers
- Central Region EEC 1 (opened in 2010 [49])
- Central Region Gratts EEC (opened in 2009 [50])
- Valley Region EEC 1 (opened in 2010 [51])
To be opened
- Central Region EEC 2 (to be opened – renovation of classrooms at Humphreys ES [52])
- Central Region EEC 3 (to be opened – renovation of classrooms at Utah ES [53])
- Central Region Glassell Park EEC (to be opened [54])
Former schools
- 98th Street School – located at 5431 W 98th Street, Westchester, California. School Reopened in the 2000s as Bright Star Secondary Charter Academy.
- Airport Junior High School (closed and razed in 1975) – located at 9000 Airport Boulevard, Westchester, California.
- Anchorage Street School – located at 104 E Anchorage Street, Marina Del Rey, California. Merged to Westside Global Awareness Magnet.
- Central Junior High School – located on the former site of Fort Moore on Hill Street in Downtown, Los Angeles the school closed in 1946 to make way for a complex, and then demolished in 2005 to make way for Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual & Performing Arts
- Henry Clay Middle School – located at 12226 S Western Avenue. This school is now home to Animo Western Charter Middle School
- Collins Street Elementary School (closed by the end of 2001–2002 school year) – located at 5717 Rudnick Avenue, Woodland Hills, California. This school was demolished in 2018.
- Collier Street School (1963-1988) – located at 19722 Collier Street, Woodland Hills, California. This school reopened in 1990 as CHIME Institute's Schwarzenegger Community School.
- Custer Avenue School – located at Central Los Angeles. It was covered with freeway and now home to Downtown Magnets High School.
- Devonshire School – located at 10045 Jumilla Avenue, Chatsworth, California. This school became home to our community school.
- Francisco Street School – located near Francisco Street near Central Los Angeles. It is now home to the Park DTLA.
- Hammel Street Elementary School (closed 2010) – located at 438 N Brannick Avenue. This school has moved to a new campus as William R. Anton Elementary School at 831 N Bonnie Beach Place near Esteban E. Torres High Schoolin 2010.
- Highlander Road Elementary School (1962-2004) – located at 23834 Highlander Road, Woodland Hills, California. This school has also been demolished in 2016, same year as Oso Avenue School, to make way for Hale VAPA Magnet.
- Charles E. Hughes Middle School – located at 5607 Capistrano Avenue, Woodland Hills, California. This school is now home to Hughes Adult Learning Center.
- Indiana Street Elementary School – Now Home to Ramona Community High School.
- Lafayette Junior High School – located at 1240 Naomi Avenue. School closed in 1955 due to decreasing enrollment figures. Now used as a school district office.
- McDonnell Avenue School – located at 4540 Michigan Ave, Los Angeles, California. Merged in 1970s as Alphonso B. Perez Career and Transition Center.
- Oakdale Avenue School (1962-1976) Located at 6844 Oakdale Avenue, Winnetka, Los Angeles, California. The school was sold to reopen as AGBU Manoogian-Demirdjian School.
- Osage elementary school - osage ave, westchester 90045
- Oso Avenue Elementary School (closed 2003) – located at 5724 Oso Avenue, Woodland Hills, California. This school was demolished in 2016.
- Palo Verde School – located in the Echo Park neighborhood. In the 1960s, the school and the remaining houses as well were all torn down to make way for the Dodger Stadium.
- Louis Pasteur Junior High School – located at 5931 W. 18th Street, Los Angeles, California. This school reopened in 1977 as Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies.
- Platt Ranch Elementary School (1963-2003) – located at 5345 Wilhelmina Avenue, Woodland Hills, California. This former school has currently operated Class Acts Musical Theatre, but it was planning to reopen soon.
- Prairie Street Elementary School – located on Prairie Street, Near California State University Northridgeat Northridge, California. This school closed in 1993 and razed in 2004 to make way for parking lot and structure for CSUN.
- Sequoia Junior High School – located at 18605 Erwin Street, Tarzana, California. This school reopened as Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies.
- Cesar T Elementary
- Selma Avenue Elementary School – located at 6611 Selma Ave, Los Angeles, California. The school closed at the end of the 2020–2021 school year due to declining enrollment.
- Marlton School (Los Angeles, closed ends of 2021-2022 school year) – for deaf and hearing-impaired students due to declining enrollment.
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