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| Bridges Academy |
Carl Sabatino
3921 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
Studio City, CA 91604
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Phone: 818-506-1091
Fax: 818-506-8094
Email: carl@bridges.edu
Website: www.bridges.edu
Description: Bridges Academy is a college preparatory school dedicated to educating “twice-exceptional” students-gifted and highly-gifted with learning differences—in grades 6-12. Bridges empowers its students to thrive academically and socially through small classes, differentiated instruction, and tolerance, creating an environment in which both gifts and differences are recognized and respected.
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| Campbell Hall |
Rev. Julian T. Bull
4533 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
No. Hollywood, CA 91607
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Phone: 818-980-7280
Fax: 818-505-5319
Email: bullj@campbellhall.org
Website: http://www.campbell.pvt.k12.ca.us/
Description: Founded in 1944, Campbell Hall is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory, Episcopal day school for students in kindergarten through grade 12, located in North Hollywood, California. |
| Colfax Elementary School |
Nora McGarry/Joanie Freckmann
11724 Addison Street
Valley Village, CA 91607
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Phone: 818-761-5115
Fax:
Email: nora@artofgiving.net
Website: www.colfaxelementary.org
Description: Built in 1951, Colfax Avenue School is located in the Valley Village part of the San Fernando Valley, on the corner of Colfax Avenue and Addison Street. Colfax, once a private arboretum, the school is surrounded by large trees both inside and outside the campus grounds. Colfax is a small neighborhood elementary school serving a racially diverse student body of approximately 500 students annually. Most Colfax graduates attend Walter Reed Middle School in Studio City approximately 1 mile to the South and North Hollywood High School, approximately half a mile to the North.
The staff, students and parents at Colfax Avenue School believe that children learn through a thinking and doing curriculum that emphasizes grade level preparedness as well as creative methods to explore and incorporate visions of the future. It is believed that this can be accomplished best by providing:
• developmental pathways
• basic reading, writing and math skills
• experiential learning
• problem solving curriculum
• enrichment through the arts
• small and whole groups
• a psychologically and physically safe campus
• and a feeling of trust and belonging.
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| Harvard-Westlake School |
Thomas C. Hudnut
3700 Coldwater Canyon Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
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Phone: 818-980-6692
Fax: 818-769-1743
Email: thudnut@harvardwestlake.com
Website: www.harvardwestlake.com
Description: Mission Statement
Harvard-Westlake is a school whose curriculum and programs create an educational environment designed for students who possess both the motivation and the ability to pursue a rigorous college preparatory course of study.
The school strives to provide an education which enables and empowers its diverse students to develop their intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and physical gifts; to understand and respect the similarities and differences among themselves and others in their local and world communities; and to learn the habits of mind and self-discipline necessary to live with integrity and purpose as contributing members of society.
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| North Hollywood High School Zoo Magnet |
Lee McManus
5231 Colfax Avenue
North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Phone: 323-660-0165
Fax: 323-660-3419
Email: mcgroovy@earthlink.net
Website: www.zoomagnet.net
Description: not available |
| Notre Dame High School |
Nora McGarry
13645 Riverside Drive
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Phone: 818-933-3611
Fax: 818-501-3602
Email: mcgarry@ndhs.org
Website: www.ndhs.org
Description: Private Catholic high school for grades 9 - 12. |
| Osaka University |
Dr. Nakashima
3921 Laurel Canyon
Studio City, CA 91604
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Phone: 818-509-1484
Fax: 818-509-1486
Email: nakashima@osula.com
Website: www.osula.com
Description: OSULA Education Center is a language institute open to students from around the world who want to learn a foreign language. At OSULA, language education is a priority, and we also offer opportunities for students to enjoy the social and cultural aspects of meeting people from other parts of the world.
OSULA offers classes in Intensive English, General English and Japanese Language and Culture. Courses are available at every level: Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced. Small class sizes insure that personal attention is given to each student. Group study tours and individual tutorials are also available.
Our Intensive English Program provides a truly international experience. We have received students from Europe, Africa, North and South America as well as throughout Asia, including those from our parent campus, Osaka Sangyo University, in Japan.
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| Parents for Carpenter Avenue School |
Jeryl Brivic/Linda Parth, Principal
3909 Carpenter Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
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Phone: 818-509-5999
Fax: 818-509-8800
Email: jjbla@aol.com
Website: www.carpenterave.org
Description: Parents for Carpenter (PFC) is a non-profit volunteer-based organization formed in 1986 by a group of enthusiastic parents for the sole purpose of raising funds to support Carpenter Avenue School. PFC is dedicated to endowing various programs that have been discontinued or scaled back due to federal, state and local budget problems. The parents of children attending Carpenter observe on a daily basis the needs of the children at school, and have control over how the funds raised by PFC are spent. Although PFC is not directly connected to or bound by the rules of any other organization, PFC works in concert with the PTA, school administration, and the LEARN Council. |
| Riverside Drive Elementary/PTA |
Jane Poole
13061 Riverside Dr
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Phone: 818-990-4525
Fax: 818-789-4835
Email: dougjane@earthlink.net
Website: www.riversidedrivepta.org
Description: Riverside Drive Elementary School is located in Sherman Oaks, California, in the eastern San Fernando Valley, about 25 minutes northwest of downtown Los Angeles. We teach children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. First opened in 1938, we are one of the 426 elementary schools within the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). During the 2004-2005 school year, we had 730 students here at Riverside. By some odd coincidence, it seems to us that they may just be the BEST 730 students in all of Los Angeles!
Children entering Riverside Drive Elementary School will follow the enrollment guidelines as set forth by the LAUSD. For details, go to the LAUSD's web site at:
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/
and to their FAQ page at:
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/lausd/offices/Office_of_Communications/FAQ.htm or feel free to call us anytime.
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| Walter Reed Middle School/PTA |
Sally Burford
4525 Irvine Street
No. Hollywood, CA 91602
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Phone: 818-762-0691
Fax: 818-766-9069
Email: flampert@lausd.kiz.ca.us
Website: not available
Description: not available |
| Wesley School |
Martha Ambros
4832 Tujunga Ave.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Phone: 818-508-4542
Fax:
Email: mambros@wesleyschool.org
Website: www.wesleyschool.org
Description: Look around. Small. Inviting. Friendly. Yes, you’re still in Los Angeles, but, it doesn’t feel that way. You’ve discovered The Wesley School, a non-profit, independent day school for grades kindergarten through eighth. What you’ll notice on your first visit, we see every day in our students. They
Our vibrant academic environment sharpens curiosity, instills self-confidence, and encourages creative thinking. We are committed to our philosophy of academic excellence and character development within the circle of the family. At Wesley, it's impossible for a student to be anonymous.
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