2630 Arvia St #A
Los Angeles, CA 90065

Yeah when I went here a few years ago, believe me, most of the teachers were very friendly and would go out of their way to help you. There was one thing that really upset me. I was bullied and I had no one to turn to. I was mistreated by so many people and to this day I have not fully recovered from all of the experiences that I have had. Many people just did not get along with me and I never understood why, even when I tried to be nice. I have held onto for too long. Other than that, I liked the fact that I was able to be with many people and such. However, I hated the school in that some people were racists. Some of the students referred to other Asian students as Chinos and they even asked if you could drive or not.

At Aragon, administration, educators, and staff is welcoming. The school provides a sense of belonging by allowing students to express themselves through school activities, starting with academics, where teachers offer fun educational lessons that keep the student engaged. Along with that, students have the opportunity to express themselves through dance, music, and art. Throughout the school year, students have monthly activities like Spirit Week, seasonal events, and parent conferences, which promote student and parent involvement. According to my child, Aragon is a “cool” and fun place to make friends.