Crossroads Elementary School

For the price you would be better off checking out other private schools or public/charter options. It feels a lot like a public school. It does not reflect the model of a true progress environment. The elementary school really gets no attention, but rather has its programmatic structures dictated b

Frustrating. We were thrilled to get into what's known as Los Angeles' premier progressive school, but ultimately we feel like we were lied to -- this is not a progressive school. Something has gone terribly wrong with the vision of the school, which is now far more focused on testing, excessive hom

A vision of inclusion and excellence. Nurturing and caring for the youngest kids and challenging for the big kids. They talk a lot about their feelings and share all their thoughts with the teachers in class. A bit touchy-feely but they children adore the whole scene. Nice swimming, athletics depart

Crossroads really has a very diverse student body and they truly believe in this. I do and am a Parent on Tuition reduction. My child started at Crossroads in Kindergarten and I can say that the Teachers are amazing, however, I can say that Parents are not as inviting to my child to play dates as th

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