Public | K-5 | 437 students |
North Hills's Mayall Street Elementary School serves grades K-5 in the Los Angeles Unified School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 20 school community members.
School highlights:
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Balboa Gifted/High Ability Magnet Elementary School 0.5 miles | |||
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0.8 miles |
The school is pretty good but the after school program is AWFUL! If you have any other option choose that because the L.A's Best staff does NOT properly supervise the children and certainly does NOT help with homework. I'm starting to think my first grader would be safer being watched my a pack of wolves!
My son has been attending their preschoo/ prek programm all year and has loved it. His teacher, Siu Solomon, is great. He has learned so much. Ms. Solomon is a great assett to the school and I was so sorry to hear she is no longer going to be there. Teachers like her are one in a million. She is caring, welll informed and is great in keeping parents involved and up to date of their kids.
Mayall Street Elementary is a good school overall. With the limited resources they have from the state, they do a pretty good job of educating our children. It is unfortunate that there have been some silly acts committed by mindless students but a lot of the blame has to go to the parents of these kids who view the school as nothing more than free day care. Education doesn't end when the final bell rings at 2:24pm. Parents have to realize they have to do their part at home in teaching their children morals and proper ways to behave. For the most part, the parents of Mayall students are very active in their childrens education. I would have to say that this school year has been pretty good for the most part. Every school whether public or private always has their fair share of morons and Mayall is no exception.
I have 2 children at Mayall, 1st experience with my eldest has been wonderful, even through the change of principals. As for the experience with my 2nd, well let's just say teachers are quick to say children are ADHD if the kids are a little rambunctious. The teachers are overwhelmed with the large classroom sizes & therefore the kids suffer. I have to remind myself that communication is the KEY to a child's success & the office staff & principal are there for when needed for my kids & children
My son is in the preschool program and at only 4yrs old was able to be put in a choke hold and kicked to the ground by 3 boys in the 2nd grade who were supposed to be supervised by the after school program staff. I was in a discussion w/the teacher while this happened. When I noticed my son being "jumped" by the group of kids I quickly ran over to intervene. The staff is never after finding out who was supposed to be watching the older kids, they were supposed to be sent to the office for discipline which also did not happen. I went to the office myself to complain to the principle who politely informed me that the only thing they could do was leave a message with the kids parents who assaulted my son. The principal then informed me that it was my fault for having my son in the playground after school. Mind you, I was in a teacher conference and actively watching my son. It only took a few seconds for the kids to go from kicking the ball around to kicking my son around. Once again the kids who beat my 4yr old up are in 3rd grade! I highly do not recommend this school. The principal was completely indifferent about the entire ordeal.
One of my sons is in fourth grade. He cannot stop talking about all the wonderful science he is learning with Ms. Hernandez and Mrs. Bliven. They use technology in their classes and are wonderful. My younger son cannot wait til he goes to fourth grade.
I am a parent of 3 children in Mayall Elem.The Principal Miss Vallens is a very good.the teachers are very supportive,specially Miss.Parasher and Mrs. Yasuhara.All the staffs are very helpful...I definitely like all my kids to be in this school...
Teachers are great! Principal needs to volunteer in keeping school safe with cars being double parked and also in the red zone, before and after school.
Both my boys went to Mayall for their entire school year and they had the best experience with all their teachers, their support and they have made friends to last a lifetime.
I have a son and had two nephews who were students and moved onto middle & high school. But I am extremely happy with Mayall, Ms Shojinaga and Ms Valens...the entire staff is awesome..even the crossing guards...I feel safe and confident my son is getting great attention. All the new programs and activities are outstanding.
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