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Rosa Parks Learning Center is a Los Angeles Unified School District elementary school in North Hills that offers early childhood education, transitional kindergarten, K–5 instruction and supplemental family supports and enrichment.
Rosa Parks Learning Center is an LAUSD elementary school providing early childhood and elementary education in North Hills. The site presents regular school schedules and a range of family and student supports on campus.
Instruction emphasizes language, literacy and mathematics aligned with California standards and district early childhood documents. Visual and performing arts are delivered on a rotational basis so students receive instruction in dance, music/theatre and visual arts as part of the core program. Professional development for early childhood staff aligns with California pre-kindergarten guidelines and district early education expectations.
Differentiates instruction for students who require an environment that encourages high levels of abstract thinking, motivation, accelerated pacing and increased peer interaction.
A campus wellness support that includes a Student & Family Resource Navigator who provides referrals and linkages to academic supports, basic needs, medical and mental health services, case management and partnerships with community agencies.
Provides supervised after-school education, enrichment and recreation intended to give students a safe place with caring adults and engaging activities that connect children to school, family and community.
Offers the California State Preschool Program Part-Day (CSPP Part-Day), a three-hour educational program for children ages three and four years old with priority given to four year olds.
The Universal Transitional Kindergarten program is a 180 school-day early learning option that follows the same schedule as kindergarten and elementary classrooms; class size is limited to 24 children and classes are taught by a credentialed teacher with an instructional aide.
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