4585 E Otay Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90065

When i went here about 4 years ago, i absolutely hated it. I had to see fights between students, one of my teacher’s was being VERY inappropriate with a student that was literally 12. And i got bullied a lot, i turned to my guidance counselor and she ended up sending me to a mental hospital. Terrible school

This is one of the worst schools i have ever worked at. Students are incredibly disrespectful and racist. There is a very severe anti-blackness and homophobia issue at this school. I do not recommend sending your child here if you are Black.

Well I used to go here because my parent thought it was a bad school when it wasn’t and has an amazing community unlike Arroyo seco museum science magnet and they seem to be the only school trying their best and hardest to the extent to stop bullying and that makes me feel a lot more better unlike arroyo seco where they don’t try so shout out to this school love them.

So far, I like this school a lot. They let you get lunch more than 1 time and have different choices for lunch. The garden is nice and the teachers are also nice. At first I thought my math teacher Mr. Morse would be mean but he's a funny and understanding teacher. My grade went from a D in math to a C from tutoring. My grades are good but my pe teacher isn't very understanding. My mom tells me to not run if I can't because of my asthma but my pe teacher makes me run another lap if I even walk a little. Recently, after even a short lap I've been feeling nausea but my pe teacher doesn't care. My English/history teacher let's us go to the garden after a lot of work, I'd say she's a good teacher. Over all, this school's good.

The school is really great because the teacher and really working their butts off for the students "once a panther, always a panther

Lincoln has a bad reputation but it's really a great school, my son is a senior this year and he's stayed outta problem these past 4 years, Lincoln has set him straight!

We couldn't be happier. The principal and progressive curriculum are rare in this giant district. The fact that it is not a Title # school means that the parents can be more involved. Their involvement makes for some *very* high-guality enrichment: gardening, art, music, loose-parts creative play, robotics, radio production, theater. Each year it improves and expands based on the talents and ideas of the parents. It's an incredibly tight community in which the kids thrive.

Today I had the pleasure of meeting with my scholar’s college counselor Ms. Kelly Andrade, and I must say I left feeling so excited and deeply grateful. She brought her fresh energy that kids can relate to along with professionalism and genuine passion that went beyond what I expected. After our meeting I felt like my kid could move an entire village under her mentorship! To be fully transparent, when I first scheduled to meet with ECALs college counselor, I was initially nervous as I had met the prior one during parents night and my husband and I were not impressed nor did we feel confident she could rise to the occasion.  But today’s meeting quickly turned those jitters into excitement, motivation, and confidence that my child is on the right path. Ms. Andrade took the time to truly understand my child’s goals, strengths, and was transparent with potential barriers that might arise. She tailored a plan for our child and implemented strategies to keep us connected so we can move forward with a clear path. As a parent having guidance in such a pivotal moment in a child’s life is paramount and we feel she is the perfect person for the job. We feel so excited for the next steps and she is the counselor thus far that every child deserves. Thank you Ms. Andrade for going above and beyond we are truly lucky to have you.

Was good Many years back but no more