School of Communications New Media and Technology at Roosevelt School

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456 South Mathews St.

Los Angeles, CA 90033

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Los Angeles's School of Communications New Media and Technology at Roosevelt School serves grades 8-12 in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 3 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 31 school community members.

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Posted on Dec 14, 2010
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We are new to the area and Roosevelt is our number one choice!!! After our breif visit and chat with the numerous gangsters and cholos (I am proud to say I am a cholo), we are certain our baby Katie will shine here! We were sold when we heard that Roosevelt had the highest pregnency rate in the area!! Being young parents, oursleves, we definitely want our baby to consider having a child in high school, which really is the best time to reproduce! Who knows, maybe one of those cholos can assist in putting the bun in the oven (or should I say placing the tortilla on the comal ). Once again, we are super excited for our baby to join this fine establishment. If any of you parents out there would like to get together and have a drink (or ten), hit us up! We would really like to get around and get to know our fellow parents on a more intimate level.
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Posted on Nov 19, 2010
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I hate to say it but, I'm an alumni from Theodore Roosevelt High Class of S66. I recently had the opportunity to visit the school grounds and I felt embarassed to see it in such a horrible shape, from if you want to call them students that to me they're nothing but trash to the faculty, but, I couldn't tell who were the students and who was the staff, they all looked the same; it's no wonder they have the highest uneducated and low number of graduates oh but they hold the highest in pregnancy. What a disgrace of institution. Since the standards of education were lowered so were lower of people attending the school and staff as well. Can't even rate the school

Posted on Sep 29, 2010
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i am a parent of a current attending child. we are currently checking him out. there is to many cholos, gangsters. he was being jumped and threatened. the school is to crowded and hasto many old things. if u ask me roosevelt need a makeover. dont attend this school. if you have an opptunity to attend a better school do it. i would not even give this school as a suggestion. DONT ATTEND ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL
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Posted on Mar 31, 2009
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My child attended this 'building' because I definitely can't call it a school for a short period of time. The school was extremely over crowded; dirty and the faculty lacked some serious training/education. Coming from a private school to this pathetic place was a nightmare. Good luck to the kids that attend, if you don't put forth the effort you will definitely fail in this place.

Posted on Dec 29, 2008
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I believe that a true leader makes the best out of what they are provided. Roosevelt provides me with a home and the warmth I need to succeed. Yes, I understand that being one of the largest schools in America, Roosevelt is overcrowded and lacks both parent and student particiaption. But students shouldn't discouraged by this. When my peers had no motivation to succeed, I did. I've had self-motivation and a will power that will get me far. I am currently the valedictorian at Roosevelt and I can proudly say that this school has prepared me for great things. I have been accepted to MIT because of not only my achievements but also the support that staff at Roosevelt provided. I disagree with those who blame Roosevelt for their lack of preparation. There are many resources at Roosevelt, one just has to go in search of them. Go Rough Riders!
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Nov 11, 2008
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I am a former student. This school did not prepare me well for college. If it wasn't for the magnet program and one good counselor I would have overlooked applying for college. Although I was accepted to a university I struggled academically. Please go somewhere else, but If you have no other alternative but to attend this overcrowded school, you need to keep yourself afloat. You can easily fall through the cracks due to the overcrowding.
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Oct 7, 2008
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It's an over crowded school. The principal does not get the help she needs. Money is more important than the quality of service the students receive. Typical of company greed.

Posted on Mar 23, 2008
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I think Roosevelt is excellent. It's rich in cultural and it has amazing school spirit! The acedmics are wonderful and I really enjoy the school. I feel safe.
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Nov 21, 2006
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Roosevelt is a great school, with the teachers and the parents leading the way the school will be an even greater school than it already is. They have wonderful programs, such as cartoon animation and Television news, check out their website www.rooseveltlausd.org and check out the videos of the Rough Rider News.
--Submitted by a staff

Posted on Nov 8, 2006
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Now that I am a Roosevelt alumni I feel I am able to add some of my insight about it's current standing and progress. Quite frankly I take pride in saying I am an alumni. I disagree with the complaints about Roosevelt not meeting it's students needs. This is altogether outstanding school, with teachers who are committed to giving their students all the support and help they need to succeed. We seem to forget that in past few years we have had students go to Ivy league schools like Brown and Harvard, not to forget the many like myself that are attending UC's. So we clearly see the potential is their, parents and students need to learn that they need to get involved and stop blaming the school for all their problems and learn to take responsibility.
--Submitted by G.S, a former student


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