Frank Del Olmo Elementary School

100 North New Hampshire Avenue

School District

Los Angeles Unified
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:20
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on November 06, 2023

I have gone to this school before.
Submitted by parent on February 14, 2022

Ai fue mi hija y es buena le ponen atención a los ninos y a los padres cuando ay alguna Duda
Submitted by parent on May 20, 2021

Hard-working teachers and staff, especially during these times
Submitted by parent on May 01, 2018

Horrible school, horrible staff, subpar education. The teachers here are too busy teaching English as a second language that other students needs are not being met.
Submitted by other on October 18, 2013

So glad this school received a new principal and administrative staff. The old principal used to be more concerned with how nice and clean the school looked than how the students behaved both socially and academically. Never once did I see him interact with a child, he would always have someone else do that job to keep his hands clean. Not only did he not show concern towards his students (and you could tell by the low API score of 2010), but he was also very rude and threatening towards teachers and staff. As a leader you should a make your staff and faculty feel comfortable and at home, and that attitude will reflect towards the children. FdO has way better chances now without him.
Submitted by other on April 05, 2013

You are getting the best principal any school could ever have. How do I know this? Because it's our principal who is leaving us to help out your school. I hope you welcome him with open arms. He's the best! He brought great energy to our elementary school. Established great programs and positive incentives for the students. We are losing a great guy, but we'll be good. We're a strong school as it is. Good luck to you guys and congratulations too!
Submitted by parent on June 28, 2011

in my opinon, some teachers don't like to deal with certain children who don't behave in the way they expect but I believe It really depends upon the teachers approach at seeing each child as an individual human being and getting to know them by the uniqueness of each child because every child is different. So far my experiences with the teachers willingness to get to know the child individually and viewing them as a unique person has not been a problem. in the future, if a conflict I believe in changing the child's teacher for a teacher who us willing to take that extra step in helping that child succeed.