Ninth Street School

I attended San Pedro Elementary more than twenty years ago. My son was enrolled in their preschool program last year and my daughter currently attends their SRLDP program. My nephews and nieces have also graduated from this school and now attend a Magnet High School. I have nothing but praise for this school. The principal and dedicated staff have turned the school into one of LAUSD's best schools in South Los Angeles. Through hard work and the belief that all children can succeed, they have become a model for other schools to follow. I commend Mr. Carreno, school principal, for his great leadership, dedicated teachers, and friendly office staff for their wonderful work.

I love 20th street ! My mom went to 20th street when she was a kid , and she loved it so much that she enrolled me there as well. I started 20th as a preschooler and i stayed all the way till the 5th grade. All these reviews don't sound like the 20th I remember. I remember the staff being so involved with the students and their parents. I also remember staying after school with LA's Best. It was like a big family ! I haven't visited 20th street since 2009 and I'm sure things have changed ever since.

This school is very welcoming and offers before and after care for parents who have difficulty finding childcare during their work hours. The tuition is very affordable and there are lots of grants and scholarship opportunities. The school just received major upgrades in technology and the building has been renovated.

Abraham Friedman Occupational Center has too many unqualified instructors. The shop classes don't accept real work requests from the public. They only practice on existing structures in the classroom, mannequins in the beauty school, and dummy cars in auto shop.Too many of the instructors have no writing skills. They don't fill out documents correctly. They can't keep records. This means that even if you did learn something, you probably won't get a valid certificate or proof of training for it. This means that they might require you to perform extra, unnecessary hours. They don't help you get your licence for your trade and they don't care if you can't get it. It could be because of their improper documentation they provided upon graduation, they will make you wait half a decade for it, blaming you all the way. They don't take responsibility for their actions. They act like they, personally, will get sued. They don't care about justice or equality. They take care of themselves, first. This goes all the way up to headquarters. There's no due process so you don't matter. El Centro Ocupacional Abraham Friedman tiene demasiados instructores no calificados. Las clases de taller no aceptan solicitudes de trabajo reales del público. Sólo practican en estructuras existentes en el aula, maniquíes en la escuela de belleza y muñecos de juguete en el taller de automóviles. Muchos de los instructores no tienen habilidades de escritura. No llenan los documentos correctamente. No pueden llevar registros. Esto significa que incluso si aprendiste algo, probablemente no obtendrás un certificado válido o prueba de capacitación para ello. Esto significa que es posible que le exijan realizar horas adicionales e innecesarias. No le ayudan a obtener su licencia para su comercio y no les importa si no puede obtenerla. Podría ser debido a la documentación inadecuada que proporcionaron al graduarse, te harán esperar media década, culpándote todo el tiempo. No se responsabilizan de sus acciones. Actúan como si personalmente fueran a demandarlos. No les importa la justicia ni la igualdad. Primero se cuidan a sí mismos. Esto llega hasta la sede. No hay un debido proceso así que no importas.

As a current parent, I couldn’t be more happy with PLN. This organization focuses on the child as a whole. Their hands on science approach keep students engage and makes them enthusiastic about science