Tweedy Elementary School

Horrible and never would want to have my child in a LAUSD school. All they want is their money and don't care about students.

I cannot speak highly enough about the experience my children have had at San Miguel Elementary. From the first day we walked through the doors, we were welcomed by a warm and inviting community of educators, staff, and families.The teachers are exceptional, providing engaging and challenging lessons that inspire a love of learning in their students. The curriculum is well-rounded, with a focus on both academics and character development.Beyond the classroom, the school offers a wealth of extracurricular activities, including sports, music, and art programs. My children have had the opportunity to explore their interests and develop new skills in a supportive and encouraging environment.What sets San Miguel Elementary apart, however, is the sense of community that permeates every aspect of campus life. Parents are actively involved in school events and activities, creating a true partnership between home and school.Overall, I can confidently say that San Miguel Elementary school provides an exceptional education in a caring and nurturing environment. I highly recommend it to any family looking for a top-notch educational experience for their children.

Bullying is bad at this school the staff does nothing to protect the children or offer support. The school bathroom had racial slurs graffiti in the bathroom. The school base its education on test scores and less on classroom curriculum. I don't suggest this school to anyone if they want their children to blossom or feel safe.

The Magnet program is a great program here. The teachers are amazing, there are a few bad apples, but the rest go above and beyond. The principal will work with you if you show him that you won't back down and that you are serious about your child. Overall the school is good, I would recommend, but as a parent we also have to do our part to keep children safe and in a protective environment be involved as well in their academic achievement.