Fifty-Second Street Elementary School

816 West 51st Street

School District

Los Angeles Unified
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 29, 2022

No veo ningún comentario actual espero más participación ya que tenemos que ser un equipo padres,maestros y estudiantes
Submitted by parent on April 23, 2016

The school has made some improvement in the last few years. There are many programs available for all students and activities that promote a sense of community. Additional positive parent support is needed. Fellow parents, complaining and not helping will give our children the wrong message. WE have to be respectful and polite for our children to be respectful productive citizens in our community. Schools can only teach if as parents we support the education of our children.
Submitted by parent on October 11, 2015

Solid School like every school has its cons but they are making the effort to improve.
Submitted by other on April 24, 2015

The principal Mr.Jimenez does not handle management well at all. Student are violent, he does nothing. Students bring weapons to school, he does nothing. Keeps telling parents to talk to the teachers when it's actually his responsibility. He gives a "good show" but qualitatively does nothing productive or beneficial for the students or families. No teacher or parent I know respects him as a principal, but feel like there's little they can do. Time for a change!!!
Submitted by teacher on August 31, 2013

This school has under gown some amazing accomplishments since the addition of Mr. Jimenez, the new principal, and an almost entire new staff. The teachers have worked tirelessly and collaboratively to revive the school moral and to empower parents to work with them as partners to their child's education. I believe that all these changes have benefited everyone, but in particular the students of this school. :)
Submitted by parent on April 08, 2011

The old principal left in January. Since then, it's been great. Very welcoming and accomodating to parents and no more yelling! I went into the office the other day and wasn't treated like garbage. THANK GOD there's a new principal.
Submitted by parent on November 09, 2010

This school could do good, but the principal is awful, the office staff is rude The principal yells at teachers infront of parents in the morning and yells all day long. Also, the kindergarten teachers can't even speak english right, but they are supposdedly teaching children english. What a joke. Their accents are so thick, no oneder the kids can't read.