Hundreds gathered at LAUSD's inaugural School Building Week Kickoff on April 26 at the Edward R. Roybal Learning Center to celebrate the progress of its $20.3 billion new school construction and modernization program and to learn more about how the building program is working to meet school and community needs. LAUSD Board President Mónica García, Superintendent David L. Brewer III and Chief Facilities Executive Guy Mehula along with other elected and school officials welcomed the participants at the event's opening ceremony.
This is a Primary Center on a site formerly occupied by a UPS employee parking lot at Olympic Boulevard between South Albany and Blaine Streets. This stylish two-story facility creates a welcome new focal point for the neighborhood community. The compact site was carefully planned to include a generous playground area, landscaping, a new 34 space parking lot, and improvements to surrounding sidewalks.
2-Semester Seats
400
New Classrooms
16
Site Acres
1.83
Approximate Sq. Ft.
35,600
Schools Relieved
Tenth ES
"Building the Future"
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