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Our Mission

Our mission is to provide enriched classroom experiences that are rigorous, standards-based, culturally-relevant, interdisciplinary, and differentiated to meet the needs of diverse learners. Teachers utilize research-based strategies for effective and motivational instruction. This innovative model of education allows students to make meaningful contributions to a global society during their time at Mid-City's Prescott School of Enriched Sciences and beyond, and serve them as they develop in preparation for college and career readiness.

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6 May

Teacher Appreciation Week

7 May

Teacher Appreciation Week

8 May

Teacher Appreciation Week

9 May

Teacher Appreciation Week

9 May

Monthly PTO meeting

Time: 8:15 AM – 9:30 AM

Location: Morning hybrid meeting on Zoom and in the Parent Center Evening meeting on Zoom at 6:30 PM

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Upcoming Parent Workshops

Spring Break/ Vacaciones de primavera

March 25 - April 1 - No School/ No hay clases

Parent Workshop: Supporting your child academically

Join us to learn how to support your child academically!

Tea with the Principal, Friday, March 8th

Please join us on Zoom for Tea with the Principal!

Prospective Parent Tours

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About Us

Mid-City's Prescott School of Enriched Sciences Magnet, home of the Mountain Lions, is a 1st-5th Grade magnet elementary school in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). Located in the historic West Adams district, our school is located on a beautiful and charming campus with an edible garden and outdoor classroom, mature trees, microforest, a pollinator-attracting California native plant garden, and a grassy quad where the majority of our events are held. We are one of the first four magnets formed in LAUSD as a School of Enriched Sciences Magnet with a thematic focus on the Biosphere. Our school has gone through several variations as a K-12, K-8 and now 1-5 grade elementary school. The current school program configuration is the result of a $3,000,000 grant made by the U.S. Department of Education between 2010-2013 to create an environment of learning for the future scientists and mathematicians of the world.