Love El is currently showing off its "Team and Family" spirit through successful spring festivals and events that get the community involved. People have said good things about the campus because it is open to all students, which makes them all want to learn. The curriculum has changed recently to show that bilingual education and social-emotional growth will be very important for the 2026 school year.

Q1. What does Love El's mascot stand for?

Ans. The Owl is the Love El mascot. It stands for the students' wisdom and focus when they learn new things every day.

Q2. What is the community service day called "Love Your School"?

Ans. "Love Your School" is an annual event where parents and students work together to make the campus and the area around it look better.

Q3. Does Love El have a program that teaches both English and Spanish to all grades?

Ans. Love El has a dual-language program in Spanish and English for students from Pre-K to fifth grade so they can become fully biliterate.

Q4. Are there "Movement Breaks" built into the school day at Love El?

Ans. Yes, Love El teachers use "GoNoodle" and other physical activities to give students short breaks between lessons.

Q5. Is there a news or broadcast program at Love El that is run by students?

Ans. Love El has a "Morning News" show where students talk about what's going on at school, the weather, and the lunch menu for the day.