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The Tongva are part of the past, present, and future of the Arroyo Seco.
Learning history through poetry and memories.
Music education is very important because it taps into a part of the brain that allows creative expression.
Community Interview: Parents from Roosevelt High School Reflect on Parent Involvement and Class Size
In the end the quality of the teaching is what matters and not how many students you can try to teach at once.
What type of counseling do first generation college and low income students need to prepare for and apply to college? Skaters4Justice interview Vrisa Dominguez from Upward Bound-Boyle Heights to illustrate the type of counseling necessary to get studen...
Drawing maps helps students gain a deeper understanding of Sycamore Grove and prepares them for the next phase of their project.
Taking a walk from Sycamore Grove Park across the Arroyo Seco to get to the Audubon Center at Debs park opens your eyes to the amount of nature all around.
Locating the remnants of the California Cycleway and visiting the Lummis Home, a unique place, built by a man that came to define Sycamore Grove.
Heritage Square and the Arroyo Seco link Angelenos to our past and future.
Taking a walk through a neighborhood can open your eyes to some amazing things.
Walking through Sycamore Grove offered the students a unique opportunity to learn about a place and history that the majority of them, and most Angelenos, are not familiar with.
The Los Angeles River is a significant part of our community, help us make it something we can all be proud to call our own.