Excitement is in the air at Lorena Street Elementary in Los Angeles, California, as the new school year begins! The school just welcomed students back and is getting ready for a great year of learning and growth. Principal Patricia Gonzalez and the staff are very happy to see their students and families again. They are looking forward to a great year.

The school is working hard to create a safe space where students can do well in school, make friends, and feel good about themselves. Lorena Street Elementary is making a positive and welcoming environment for students to learn and grow by putting a lot of focus on community involvement and partnerships. Keep an eye out for news about upcoming events, like the Superintendent's Opening of Schools speech, and participate in school activities, like the FAMILY ACADEMY COURSE CATALOGUE.

Q1. How does the school help students feel good about themselves?

Ans. Students gain self-confidence and independence when they are given positive reinforcement and encouragement.

Q2. How do parents stay up to date?

Ans. Parents can stay involved in their child's education by talking to them regularly and going to school events.

Q3. What values does Lorena Street Elementary stress?

Ans. During the school day, students are taught to be respectful, responsible, and persistent.

Q4. What kind of learning space does Lorena Street Elementary have?

Ans. The school is a safe place where young children can learn and grow in confidence and basic skills.

Q5. How do you help young students with their feelings?

Ans. Staff members who care about students use praise, routine, and positive reinforcement to help them feel safe.