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Our mission is to provide enriched classroom experiences that inspire curiosity, foster academic excellence, and empower every student to become a confident critical thinker through engaging, differentiated instruction, meaningful relationships, and a supportive learning environment. We prepare students to thrive as lifelong learners and responsible members of their community.
 

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LSLC Meeting

Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Location: VIA ZOOM
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ANNUAL TITLE 1 MEETING

ANNUAL TITLE 1 MEETING

Friendly reminder that the ANNUAL TITLE 1 MEETING is happening on October 6 at 9:00 AM in ROOM 3.
Parent Flyer for Prospective Parents

Come See What Makes Our School Special

Come discover what makes each grade level special! Join us for a prospective parent tour to visit the classroom, learn more about the grade-level experience, and have your questions answered. Different tour dates are available for each grade level.
Interested in learning more? RSVP today to reserve your spot!
Choices 2026 -2027

CHOICES 2027 -2028

The 2027-2028 Choices brochure will only be available in a digital format this year. You can view the digital brochure online at choices.lausd.net, or you can download the PDF from here. Other informational resources available in the footer at the bottom of the Choices webpage.
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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. 
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