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![]() Mission StatementThe mission of 135th Street School is to provide students with high quality education, skills, and learning opportunities to lead productive, healthy lives through effective teaching, collaboration, a safe school environment, and infusing learning into all areas of our students’ lives. Title IX InformationOctober 22, 2015 National Bus Driver Appreciation Day2016-2017 Dragon Fundraising TotalsSchool Wide Fundraisers: 1st Fundraiser: September, 2016; 1st Kids First Fundraiser Total: 2016- 8,501 (Total Sales) minus 4,857.45 (Cost of Items)= 3,643.55 (Gross Profit) 2015- 9,116 (Total Sales) minus 5,238.63 (Cost of Items)= 3,878(Gross Profit) 1st Grade Fundraiser During Literacy/Math Day October 15, 2015: $196.67 (Cost of Items) - $827.17 (Total Sales)=$630.50 (Gross Profit) These funds will be used to purchase the services of a school bus for a fieldtrip, literacy incentives, instructional materials, and fabric/props for International Day Celebration in May, 2016. 2nd Fundraiser: February, 2016; Helen Grace Chocolate Fundraiser Total: $13,660 (Total Sales) minus $6,840 (Cost of Items)= $6,840 (Gross Profit) February, 2017: Helen Grace Chocolate Fundraiser Total: $12,804 (Total Sales) minus $6,402 (Cost of Items)= $6,402 (Gross Profit) 3rd Fundraiser: March, 2016 2nd Kids First Fundraiser Total: $2,031 (Cost of Items) - $3,278 (Total Sales)=$1,247 (Gross Profit) 1st Grade Fundraiser for International Day Celebration Needs April 15, 2016: $562.50 (Cost of Items) - $1, 250 (Total Sales) - Loss $15 (Broken Churros, Absent Students, Students Leaving Early)= $672.00 (Gross Profit). These additional funds will be used materials, fabric, and props for International Day Celebration on May 27, 2016. April 21, 2016: Lorax Movie (Earth Day Activity): Profit $6.00 2nd Grade Photo Booth: $1.00 each (Cost of Items) - $456 (Total Sales)= $273 (Gross Profit) Funds collected allow us to purchase the services of school buses for fieldtrips, and student incentives such as certificates, special pencils, metals, and trophies. Each school bus costs about $500.00 and fits two classes. There is no other budget allocated to the school to pay for these items. Thank you for your continued support. It helps us provide enriching experiences for your children. We Salute Our Safety Valet Volunteers !!2015-2016 Parent Center News !!For the 2015 school year, we will have parent workshops from 8:00-10:30 a.m. facilitated by the Division of Special Education in the Parent Resource Center. September 15 , 2015: Early Childhood Development, Children's Cognition & Language Dev. ages 3-6 yrs. September 16, 2015: Nurturing your child's development (ages 7-11) Part I September 17, 2015: Nurturing your child's development (ages 7-11) Part II September 29, 2015: Helping your child succeed in Reading, Writing, & Math October 7, 2015: Making home to school connections October 8, 2015: Empowering your child to succeed December 7, 2015: Social Emotional Learning December 17, 2015: Bullying; What every parent needs to know April 11, 2016: Early Childhood Development, Children's Cognition & Language Dev. ages 3-6 yrs. April 12, 2016: Early Childhood Development, Children's Cognition & Language Dev. ages 3-6 yrs. Come join us in your parent center! :) We Now Have a Basketball Court !!After 2 years of working in collaboration with L.A.'s BEST, we now have our 1st Basketball court for students to enjoy! Students are excited about playing basketball with their friends. Thank you Ms. Saldana ( L.A.'s BEST Coordinator) and Mr. Herrera (Paraprofessional) for all of your help to get us our Basketball Court !! Parent Workshops: G.A.T.E. Gifted and Talented EducationAll parents and families of 135th Street Elementary are invited to attend the Local District South parent workshops focusing on Gifted and Talented Education (G.A.T.E.) at Robert E. Peary Middle School Math/Science/Tech. Magnet 1415 W. Gardena Blvd. Gardena, CA. 90247 (310) 225-4289. Dates: Oct. 27, 2015 8:30 –9:30 am Orientation for parents of GATE students Nov. 30, 2015 5:30-6:30 pm Current research & literature on gifted education Jan. 26,2016 8:30-9:30 am Parent Professional Development & Enrichment opportunities for GATE students outside of school March 29, 2016 5:30-6:30 pm Coordinate the talents of GATE parents in support of the program May 24, 2016 8:30-9:30 am Establish partnerships between the GATE program and local business/ community organizations. If you have any questions, please contact : Lee Lee Chou, Instructional Director or Theresa Arreguin, Parent Administrator at (310) 354-3400. We Now Have Soccer Nets !!Thanksgiving Donation DriveThanks to the generosity of our students, parents, teachers, and school staff, our Thanksgiving Donation Drive brought in $840.00 and 3 frozen turkeys !!! We were able to purchase twenty-one $40.00 gift cards for Food 4 Less to help families have a wonderful thanksgiving dinner. On behalf of the 135th Street Elementary School community, we wish you a Thanksgiving holiday filled with friends, family and loved ones. We have so much to be thankful for. With Great Gratitude, Dr. Pablo E. Osorio Principal School Uniforms are Cool !!! :)Polo Shirts and Hoodies On Sale Now !!!Polo Shirt: $15.00 Each Hoodie: $20.00 Each Come to the main office to purchase your child a cool polo shirt or hoodie. They have our embroidered school logo :)
135th St. Elem. Dragon T-Shirts Are Here :)Thanks to the generous donation from Studio One Photography, all of our students received a free 135th St. Elementary School Dragon T-Shirt. I encourage all students to wear their new T-Shirt on Mondays to show they are proud to be a 135th Street Elementary School Dragon!! :) We Participated in the 2015 Great California ShakeOut Drill !!We are getting ready! At 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2015, our school and millions of Californians practiced “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” in The Great California ShakeOut, the state’s largest earthquake drill ever! Major earthquakes may happen anywhere you live, work, or travel. The ShakeOut is our chance to practice how to protect ourselves, and for everyone to become prepared. The goal is to prevent disasters from becoming catastrophes. Why is a “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” drill important? As with anything, to act quickly you must practice often. You may only have seconds to protect yourself in an earthquake before strong shaking knocks you down, or something falls on you. In addition, this earthquake drill is part of our emergency preparedness Safe School Plan. We have an emergency supply of first aid materials, water, food, and toiletries at school, so don't worry your child is safe here when an emergency happens. Additional emergency preparedness information can be found online at www.earthquakecountry.org. LAUSD Resources for Families: ParentEmergencyInformation.lausd.net - Information for parents about a variety of school emergencies. LAUSD Resources for Employees: steps.lausd.net - STEPS is a series of short, online courses designed to prepare LAUSD employees for emergency situations. 135th St. Elem. Makes a Strong Presence at 2015 CSUDH Education FairIn collaboration with L.A.'s BEST, 135th St. Elementary was well represented at this year's CSUDH Education Fair. Our students and their families had a great time and learned about the importance of going to college and of the many programs to help them get there and graduate! Creating a College Going Culture Awesome! :) Thank you Ms. Saldana (L.A.'s BEST Coordinator) for helping us get funding for the bus! ![]() |
Good Morning 135th St. Elementary School Community, We are off to a great start this school year! You are cordially invited to our 2018 Back-To-School Event on Wednesday, September 5, 2018 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Come see your child's classroom. The teacher will share with you what your child is learning and how you can support their learning at home. Hope to see you tomorrow :) We are here because we care deeply for children and have a passion for teaching!Attendance Matters!Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community,
We look forward to the first day of school! :) Congratulations!
New Dual Language Immersion Magnet Program![]() Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community, I am thrilled to share with you that next school year 2018-2019, we will offer a Dual Language Immersion Magnet Program for incoming Kindergarten students! Space is limited. Only 24 spots available. Our plan was just approved! This is a unique language program inwhich parents will need to apply to get their child accepted into the Dual Language Program. Our Dual Language Program will be a 50/50 Model in which students will be taught 50% of the instructional day in English and 50% of the instructional day in Spanish during separate parts of the day. Research indicates that this is the most effective Dual Language model. The goal of the Dual Language Program is for students to become bilingual, bi-literate, and multicultural so that they can compete ina global economy! Do you want your soon to be in kindergarten child to have an edge above other kindergarten children, then make sure to come this Friday, March 2, 2018 at 8:15 a.m. in the Parent Center, where I will provide more information on our Dual Language Immersion Magnet Program for incoming Kindergarten students! See you there! :) Many Thanks![]() We would like to thank the Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council for their participation as judges for our STEAM Art Contest. The Council Members were able to choose from a variety of student art that will be proudly displayed at the STEAM Open House on Thursday, March 22. Ms.Elizabeth Gomez officiated the count for us. Come by the auditorium between 2:30 and 4:00 and enjoy our works of art!
2018 African-American Heritage Program
We look forward to see you there! :)
Hello 135th Street Elementary School Community, Helen Grace Chocolate Fundraiser
Today, Monday, February 5, 2018, we began our Helen Grace Chocolate Fundraiser. A letter and order form was sent home with each student. I would like to encourage families to participate in this fundraiser since our school receives 50% of sales. If you need an order form, please stop by the main office to pick one up. The last day to turn in order forms and the money is Tuesday, February 20, 2018. The Flu
Lefty's Reading Challenge is Here!
This year we are participating in the 2018 Lefty's Reading Challenge which is one of the coolest reading programs around! If you are not yet familiar with Lefty's Reading Challenge, please read the information below! WHAT IS LEFTY'S READING CHALLENGE? Lefty’s Reading Challenge is a free literacy program that gives schools an opportunity to win money for their libraries, school-wide pizza parties and free race tickets for staff and students and parents! Your child received a reading log from their teacher. If he/she needs another reading log, please stop by the main office. So how does Lefty's Reading Challenge work? •Students complete 20 books or reading assignments during the month-long Reading Challenge •Students return a signed Registration Form and receive a FREE membership to Lefty's Kids Club •Based on enrollment, schools with 100% participation will earn prize money for their school library. •Schools must register to participate in the challenge. •If your school registers during our early registration period, your Principal and (2) guests will be invited to ride in the Official Pace Car on our 2-mile oval at speeds of over 120+ mph! •This program is FREE to all participating schools Please see below for the 2018 Lefty's Reading Challenge dates! August 15, 2017: Early Registration Opens September 16, 2017: Deadline for Pace Car Rides October 3, 2017: Reading Material Distribution Begins January 12, 2018: Registration Closes for Reading Challenge January 15 – Feb. 9, 2018: Reading Challenge Begins February 17, 2018: Reading Logs are due from school (Postmarked) March 2, 2018: Winning schools posted on the website March 9, 2018 Deadline for Missing Materials Requests March 9, 2018: Deadline for Teacher & Staff Name Transfers Remember to Read, Read, and Read some more. Readers are Leaders! Dr. Pablo E. Osorio Principal
Happy New Year 135th St. Elementary School Community, I hope you had a wonderful Winter Break! We are going to have a magnificent 2nd Semester filled with exciting learning, memorable experiences, and building of friendships that will span for many years to come. The 1st Day of the 2nd Semester is on Monday, January 8, 2018. The gates will open at 7:40 a.m. Remember to Be Great Not Late.
Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community,
Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community, School will be Closed on Friday, November 10, 2017, in honor of Veterans Day. School will resume on Monday, November 13, 2017. I hope you enjoy your day off as we honor those who have served our country proudly!
The 2017-2018 School Experience Survey Is Here!!
Thanksgiving Donation DriveNovember 1, 2017
The Thanksgiving holiday is fast approaching. While Thanksgiving is special time of the year to celebrate with our families, friends, and loved ones, it is also a time to open our hearts to those less fortunate. Here at 135th Street Elementary School, we recognize the need to support our families who are facing hardship this Thanksgiving holiday.
This year, we would like to provide these with prepaid food cards which they can use to purchase items needed to prepare a special Thanksgiving dinner.
Please help us help our 135th Street Elementary School families facing hardship. We truly need your support!
Here is how you can help:
You may also drop off donations in the main office. Please make sure you include your child’s name so we can acknowledge your donation. Please bring in or send all donations by Monday, November 13, 2017.
Remember, that every little bit counts. We have a challenging task ahead but we know you will share meaningfully with our families in need. Thank you all for your generous spirit. I wish you a Thanksgiving holiday filled with friends, family and loved ones.
With Great Gratitude,
Dr. Pablo E. Osorio Principal Red Ribbon Week Celebration! :)What is the Red Ribbon Week Celebration? The Red Ribbon Celebration is a national awareness campaign. The Red Ribbon Campaign originated when drug traffickers murdered Federal Agent Enrique Camarena in 1985. The red ribbon became a symbol to eliminate the demand for illegal drugs. The celebration is designed to create awareness concerning the problems related to the use of tobacco, alcohol, and illegal drugs; to support community prevention coalitions; and to organize alternative activities in support of healthy and safe communities. Red Ribbon Week is formally celebrated annually between October 23-31th. At 135th St. Elementary Red Ribbon Week is celebrated October 23-31, 2017, We encourage All students to participate in these activities. Also, All staff, join in the fun :)
Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community, Wednesday, October 4, 2017 National Walk to School DayHello 135th St. Elementary School Community,
On Wednesday, October 4, 2017 is National Walk to School Day.
Walk to School Day, a Safe Routes to School Los Angeles initiative, brings school communities together to celebrate the fun and healthy benefits of walking, and spotlight the importance of traffic safety. Students, parents, school staff and administration, and valued community members join in a morning walk that offers fun physical activity. The community’s presence on the streets reminds us to help create calm, safe routes to school for students that walk and bicycle. Students who travel safely to school are more likely to arrive at school ready to learn. Teachers and school staff members will be at the front of the school welcoming students and families as they arrive at school. I hope to see you Wednesday morning! :)
Safety Child ID
Kids First Fundraising
2017 Rosh Hashanah- School Closed
Picture Day :)
2017-2018 Parent Advisory and Decision Making Councils Orientation and Elections
Location: Gardena High School 1301 W. 182 St. Gardena, CA 90248
Back To School Event
We Are Now Enrolling for the New School Year!We would love for your child to come and join our school community! We are now enrolling NEW STUDENTS for the new school year. Our school has openings in TK, Kindergarten, 1st, and 3rd grade. Please let your neighbors know. If a neighbor would like more information about our school or to receive an enrollment packet, please ask them to come to the Main Office between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Please let your neighbors know. Thank you, Dr. Pablo Osorio Principal
Hello 135th Street School Community,
Hello 135th St. Elementary School Community, Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 26, 2017 is NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS’ DAY National Administrative Professionals’ Day, also known as Secretaries Day or Admin Day, is observed on the Wednesday of the last full week in April of each year. It is a day to recognize the work of secretaries, administrative assistants, receptionists and other administrative support professionals. HOW TO OBSERVE In addition, we would like to officially welcome Mrs. Carmen Hernandez to our office team! We are thrilled to have you join us. :)
Million Word Challenge is Here at 135th St. Elem.
Promise to Read: I promise to read each day and each night. I'll read to my mom, I'll read to my dad, I'll read to myself; I'll read to the crowd. It makes no difference If it is silent or loud. So, I promise to make reading a way of feeding my mind what it needs every day. Que su hijo/a haga la promesa del Reto de Un Million de Palabras: Prometo Leer: Prometo leer de noche y de día. Leeré a mama, leeré a papa, leeré a solas, leeré a mucha gente. No importa si es en silencio o en voz alta. Así que prometo leer para poder nutrir mi mente con lo que necesita cada día. March 1, 2017 Dear Families, We are very excited to have our school participate for the first time in the Million Word Challenge, a reading campaign that promotes a culture of literacy at home. The campaign encourages students to read millions of words, outside of school time for 12 weeks February 21 through May 6, 2017. We will reward students for their efforts in reading outside of school. ~Top Student School-Wide: Grand Trophy ~Top Student per Grade Level: Trophy ~Top Student per Class: Medal ~Individual students: Pencil and Certificate Here is how you can help you child during the reading campaign:
I know that you will encourage your child to continue reading beyond the bell and promote the Million Word Challenge in your home. We will ask each child to turn in his/her Reading Log to their teacher as soon as they fill it up and ask for blank logs to continue reading. For more information on how to support your child's reading, visit www.familiesinschools.org/million-word-challenge. Thank you for supporting the Million Word Challenge and helping your child read and succeed. Best Wishes, Dr. Pablo E. Osorio Principal Open House
Parent/Guardian & Teacher ConferencesHello 135th St. Elementary School Community,
We will also have the Scholastic Book Fair in the Library during Parent Conferences.
Character Counts at 135th Street Elementary!Character Counts at 135th Street Elementary! Along with teaching academics, we believe strongly in reinforcing good character traits. We use the CHARACTER COUNTS! approach to character education which doesn't exclude anyone. The program is based on six ethical values that everyone can agree on. These are values that are not political, religious, or culturally biased. The 6 Pillars of Character are: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship. You can also help to reinforce these character traits at home.
Latino/a Heritage Month Art Contest Winners !!Welcome Back 2016 :)2016 Video in the Classroom Award Winner !!!This text will be replaced
Congratulations to Dr. Andrews (Theater Arts Instructor), Mr. Logan (5th Grade Teacher) and his students! Their movie entry won the 2016 Video in the Classroom Award! Awesome Work! :) 2016 Staff Appreciation2016 Teacher Appreciation |
NewsNo news posted LAUSD is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for its students; therefore; the most important responsibility of all District employees is the safety of our students. While the District encourages the cultivation of positive relationships with students, employees and all individuals who work with or have contact with students are reminded that they must be mindful of the fine line drawn between being sensitive to and supportive of students and a possible or perceived breach of responsible, ethical behavior. Employees and individuals who work with or have contact with students are expected to use good judgment and are cautioned to avoid the situations indicated in the "Code of Conduct with Students." When allegations of inappropriate conduct or behavior are made, the District is obligated to investigate the allegations and, if warranted, take appropriate administrative and/or disciplinary action. You can access the LAUSD Code of Conduct with Students at the link below: Blueprint for Wellness PolicyHello 135th Street Elementary School Community,
The LAUSD Blueprint for Wellness Policy is a result of the tireless work of District staff, students, parents, teachers, administrators, governmental agencies, and community-based organizations on behalf of the students, schools, and employees of our District. This blueprint would not have been accomplished without the innovation, hard work, and dedication of each individual and organization involved in every step of the process. In Spring 2015, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, through the Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) Program Fund, approved funding to redevelop and expand the current Blueprint for Wellness document into the District’s comprehensive Wellness Policy. This expansion was led throughout the summer by an assembly of project management team (the tiger team), subject matter experts, and advisory groups comprised of students, principals, teachers, and other District staff. This blueprint is the product of these staff members who worked vigorously during many after-hours and weekends adding the technical requirements, best practices and tips, as well as resources, which have been integrated into the Blueprint for Wellness Policy revised beginning in September 2015. Our utmost appreciation to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, including Dr. Eloisa Gonzalez, Ruth Bell, and Belinda Campos, for their continual support. We would like to thank the following District staff members who contributed their knowledge and time in policy development.
The LAUSD Health and Wellness Policy can be found at the link below:
2017-2018 Dragons Attendance Campaign Challenge!Our goal is for all students and staff to have 96% or better attendance (less than 7 absences during the entire school year). That means that coming to school everyday and on-time is very important. Everyday of school is a day of learning for students. When your child is late or absent he/she is missing valuable learning. So, please help your child come to school everyday and on-time. We have classroom and individual attendance incentives such as certificates, medals and trophies! 0 Absences + 0 Tardies + 0 Early Pick ups = Perfect Attendance Will your child meet the attendance challenge? Please Bring Us Your Box TopsMake a difference in your child's education. Bring your Box Tops for Education! Our Goal next school year is to raise $800 of Box Tops! Last school year we raised $300. Help us reach our Goal! Send your Box Tops on the 1st day of school August 15, 2017 and keep sending them thereafter too. Thank you for your continued support of our school. A special thank you goes out to Ms. Pavageau for leading the Box Top for Education Program at 135th Street Elementary :) Box Top LeadersOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month; We Wear Pink on Fridays to Show Support ! :)In February We are Celebrating African-American Heritage!75 Day Attendance Challenge !!Congratulations to Ms. Buffington's 3rd Grade class for achieving 98.31% Attendance on the 75th Day of school which was December 14, 2015!! Outstanding! AWESOME! :) Keep it up, remember come to school everyday, on-time, and ready to learn ! :) Thank you Ms. Turner (PSA Attendance Counselor) for your help in acknowledging excellent attendance! 50 Day Attendance Challenge Winners !!Congratulations to Ms. Smith's 2nd Grade class for achieving 98.61% Attendance and being the winner of the Wii Dance Challenge for the month of November, 2015! As of October 30, 2015 the following classrooms have achieved 96% or greater attendance!! Way to Go Dragons :) Ms. Pavageau, Serrano, Oyama, Ceja, Redford, L. Gutierrez, Ornelas, Juliano, Warner, Smith, Villanueva, Albert-Gonzales, Buffington, Anderson, Williams, Ueda, Lee, and Mr. Munoz, Rosales, Drayer, Abney, and Ginsberg!! Also, Join me in Congratulating 3rd grade classes Ms. Buffington 98.63% and Ms. Aicher 98.72% for having the highest rate of attendance at the 50th Day of School !!! That is Outstanding!! :) You are all AWESOME! :) Keep it up, remember come to school everyday, on-time, and ready to learn ! :) Thank you Ms. Turner (PSA Attendance Counselor) for your help in recognizing these classes!! Giving Back to his Community: Donation of PumpkinsThanks to the generous donation from Mr. Antonio Atoche (Owner of Pollo Inka in Gardena), we were able to give away pumpkins to our students! He donated 100 pumpkins to our school! Thank you again Mr. Atoche !! :) 25 Day Attendance Challenge Winners !!As of September 25, 2015 the following classrooms have achieved 96% or greater attendance!! Way to Go Dragons :) Ms. Blumetti, Ms. De Leon, Ms. Serrano, Ms. Ceja, Ms. Redford, Ms. Ornelas, Mr. Munoz, Ms. Aicher, Ms. Anderson, Ms. Albert-Gonzales, Ms. Buffington, Ms. Francis, Ms. Willliams, Mr. Rosales, Mr. Abney, Ms. Shreeves, Ms. Cueva, Ms. Hurd-Wright, and Ms. Forch Also, Ms. Ornelas' class has achieved 98.66% attendance! That is Outstanding!! :) The whole 5th grade has the highest rate of attendance reaching 96.83%!!! You are all AWESOME! :) Keep it up, remember come to school everyday, on-time, and ready to learn ! :) Thank you Ms. Turner (PSA Attendance Counselor) for your help in recognizing these classes!! We Welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Delabra as our New Parent Center Director !! :)2015 Student Council Campaigns2015 Student Council ElectionsOur students are learning first hand about our democratic process as they nominate, prepare and deliver speeches, and vote for their Student Body Representatives. Thank you Ms. Valles (APIS) for leading this effort! :) The votes are in! Congratulations to the following students for being voted into Student Council Office: President: Kassandra C. Vice-President: Kimberly C. Class Representative: Raymond L. Historian: Anthony C. Secretary: Benjamin B. Treasurer: Alexander C.
Donate to 135th Street School with DonorsChoose.org!Contribute to special projects and needs at 135th Street School through DonorsChoose.org. The projects for 135th Street School you can provide help are here. Thank you, DonorsChoose! I love 135th Street Elementary !2nd Annual Harvest Health FestivalIn collaboration with Councilmen Joe Buscaino's office, on Saturday, October 24, 2015 we had our 2nd Annual Harvest Health Fair. The Fair featured over 26 local community agencies plus 2 booths from 135th Street Elementary offering valuable information on health related issues. There was entertainment, live band, music, sports games, raffle prizes, food, and lots of fun for the entire family. We had over 800 participants this year!! A special thank you goes to Ms. Valgene Pavageau, Ms. Elizabeth Gomez, and Daisy Ybarra (from Councilmen Joe Buscaino's office) for organizing this great event! In addition, a huge thank you goes to all 135th Street Elementary Teachers, Administrators, Paraprofessionals, and parents who volunteered. Finally, we would like to thank the Harbor Gateway Neighborhood Council for their generous donation of $850.00 which was used to purchase food for this awesome event. :) 2nd Place Winner City of Gardena Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Essay ContestWe Love 135th St. Elem.!!Wednesday, October 5, 2016 National Walk to School Day :)We are Celebrating Latino/a Heritage Month September 15 - October 15, 2016Back-To-School EventOur Murals Got Restored ! :)In March We Celebrate Women's History MonthAt 135th St. Elementary We Respect and Honor Our Earth !![]() |