The Richard Riordan Primary Center in Los Angeles, California, is making people happy and helping them! During the summer break, the school gives free shots to students and their siblings ages 1 to 18 who have Medi-Cal or no insurance. Families can get health care more easily this way.

Richard Riordan Primary Center's Dual French Two-Way Immersion program and Preschool for All Learners (PALS) classes are helping students do well in school and feel like they belong. The school's commitment to the health and happiness of its students and the community is very inspiring. The principal and staff are dedicated to making the school a place where kids can learn, make friends, and feel good about themselves.

Q1. Does Richard Riordan Primary Center have programs for students with special needs?

Ans. Yes, each district has rules about how to offer individualized support programs.

Q2. Can students bring their own devices?

Ans. You can't use devices in school, and you have to follow the district's technology rules.

Q3. Does the school offer ways to get to and from school?

Ans. Within district boundaries, eligible students can use bus routes.

Q4. What does Burton Elementary do about bad behavior in students?

Ans.The school has clear rules for behavior and uses positive reinforcement to help students follow them.

Q5. Do field trips count as part of the curriculum?

Ans. Yes, there are field trips planned for each age group when the resources and curriculum needs are the same.