Multnomah Street Elementary School

2101 North Indiana Avenue

School District

Los Angeles Unified
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 26, 2024

The experience my kids had was not the best, Teachers are great but the management in the school is no good.
Submitted by parent on July 27, 2023

I have two children who attends this school. The principal sends a weekly update every weekend via email to let me know what's coming up this week in addition to the daily text and monthly calendar is that sent home. I appreciate that she understands how hectic our lives are and supports us in staying connected to the school. My kids are happy and love their friends and teachers. There are a lot of activities both during school and afterschool for community building. They hold themselves to very high standards, which I appreciate as a parent. Lastly, I've attended a couple of the parent workshops over the years and appreciate the relevancy for me to apply what's being taught. Because I work full time, I can't go in person but I like the zoom option.
Submitted by parent on January 23, 2022

Proud of my children and their growth academically and socially while attending Multnomah. It has established a strong foundation for future success. Every school has it's typical challenges (especially public schools), however this school continues to thrive despite lack of funding to our public schools. My kids are great citizens & scholars and I believe Multnomah has helped establish the foundation for my three kids.
Submitted by parent on September 10, 2019

Horrible!! I kept having meeting about my special needs son being bullied from a special kid.
Submitted by parent on September 07, 2017

Multnomah is a peaceful, tree lined campus with caring teachers and a very good principal. Last year the first ever Science Olympiad team took the Silver Medal at Occidental College. There are few problems and lots of new things happening. Many events like Movie Nights, Fall & Spring Festivals. Has Highly Gifted & Envi. Sci. Magnets as well as Deaf and Hearing Impaired program. API scores for Magnets were mid to high 800's and into the 900's. USC and Grifols are both involved with the school. I was a parent there for 7 years and the only teacher I was not happy with is gone.
Submitted by principal on April 19, 2017

Multnomah is an excellent school . The staff is very efficient and the principal is always willing to assist and listen to the parents.
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2014

Multomah is excellent school staff is very efficient and the. The principa always 100. % positive to solve any problem. My 3 kids getting better grades that anothers schools before. Staff is excellent.
Submitted by other on September 27, 2013

Great , school. Great memories! I remember every teacher from kindergarden to sixth grade, Mr.Peterson inspired me to travel his, geo lessons were invaluable and Miss Aubrey beautiful and tender. The precious library is where I read my first Madeline books, i will never forget my art hanging on the easels in the 1970's california sunshine.
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2013

This school is great! This is my children's first year there so far it's looking great! The school is clean and the staff is friendly. I especially love the principals attitude. Shes always happy and shes supper nice! I would like to see more parent involvement.
Submitted by parent on August 24, 2013

We live around the corner and love this neighborhood. Our daughter just started this month in kindergarten and we love her teacher. So far, the school seems really great. As a first time parent with a child in the public school system, this school seems great. The only concern I had is that things were kind of left for the last minute. For example, when we enrolled her, we were told we'd receive a letter with all the information we would need for her first day of school by mid-July. I called the school and was told I'd receive a letter before the end of the month. We didn't receive a letter until around August 6 and school started on the 13th. I don't know if this is typical for this school to mail out info so late or maybe it was an error, but that was disappointing. Maybe I was just expecting too much?
Submitted by parent on May 09, 2011

My 2 children go to this school,one is in Pre-k and the other is in 4th grade. The Pre-k class is wonderful,and the 4th grade class is ok. One bad thing about this school is their intervention program it is awful,the person who is the head of this program does not care to do her job efficiently,the sad thing about this is that the children who need help will not get it
Submitted by other on April 01, 2011

I am a former student of Multnomah and I graduated in 2006 im 15 and in high school now. This school prepared me for middle school very well and because of that im in a technical school now I still keep in contact and volunteer with my old teachers and they still remember me after these years have past.
Submitted by parent on October 23, 2010

A green school that teach our children to be respectful and enjoy nature at the same time.
Submitted by parent on April 28, 2010

My children have been at this school for three years. I have had problems from the very beginning. After having none of them solved I am looking for a different school.
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