One of the best schools in the South Bay. Great teachers, administrators and students. The campus…read moreis clean and newly renovated. Parent involvement is huge, which makes the school so good.

Fantastic school!!! Just the best experience here! Great teacher, and wonderful environment.read more

GREAT SCHOOL. My daughter is on the autism spectrum and…read moreADHD, she is always treated with love, respect, and compassion. The school is extremely inclusive and seems transparent about their methods and the campus. Parents are always encouraged to participate in volunteer opportunities, school projects such as their carnival, PTA works very hard to give the children at this school a great experience. Office staff is loving and caring, Ms. Michelle, Ms. Caroline, and Nurse Gina are all a great representation of Lincoln. Mr. Brown is a fantastic principal. Always professional, down to earth and very involved in the children's education and safety on campus. He seems very hands on deck. My daughter was fortunate to have an amazing SDC teacher, Ms. Mi. I am forever grateful for her big heart and dedication to her students, including my daughter. Overall, our experience at Lincoln has been great so far.

Lincoln Elementary is a fantastic school! Both of my daughters are/have been Lincoln Lions and we…read morehave had a wonderful experience. Not only are the teachers and principal top notch, the community of parents is supportive, caring and eager to create a fun learning environment for all of the students. Parents volunteer in a variety of ways: as Hands on Art Docents, Garden and Nutrition Docents, Room Parents and for various PTA supported events. And speaking of the PTA, Lincoln has the best! The PTA pays for additional classroom materials, educational programs and events as well as fun community events throughout the year. Lincoln is a welcoming school environment that truly supports the whole child. We are proud to be Lincoln Lions! Rooooaaarrr!!!

I would give this school infinite stars if I could . I went to this school last year honestly it's…read morebeen my second home . The teachers and staff there are amazing they teach you things you can't find at other schools , lessons that are not only academic but also lessons that you will use later in life . This school has lots of adventures your child is waiting to unlock. So if you want to enroll your child somewhere Tulita is the best option. Sincerely , An Anonymous Title wave

Overall, a very good school. However, know it's a hen fest. It's an all female staff, which at…read moretimes shows its wear on the children. They use to have a wonderful male teacher who the kids loved, but thanks to tenure, he was let go. It would be nice to have male role models and also to bring balance to the school. As far as a public school, Tulita is pretty good. Good mix of kids.

My son finished Kindergarten last year and just started first grade. I can't speak for first grade…read moreyet, but his Kindergarten teacher, "Mrs Strange" was AWESOME! She really cares about her kids and as far I can tell, all her kids are reading! There seems to be a strong parent community and lots of parent volunteering going on in the classrooms, which is a HUGE help in these times of budget cuts. The principle, starts his sophomore year and at this point it's too hard to evaluate him. As far as I can tell, his efforts have been sincere in trying to keep the Madison standard high! So with that I say GO COMETS and Madison Elementary in Redondo Beach, "You Are A Big Deal!"

My son has been going to school at the Academy of the Arts for about a year now and he loves it…read more Previously, my son attended the Growing Gardens which is the daycare at the same location. The teachers and the administration make learning fun for our kids. I know this because my son comes home everyday and can't wait to tell me what he learned that day. COVID Specific: The administration and the teachers at the Academy of the Arts took COVID safety protocols very seriously from day 1 and they continue to stick strictly to the protocols today. I feel safe sending my son to the Academy of the Arts on school days (I'd even send him on the weekends if they were open). Thank you Dr. Bogle and team!

This school is exceptional in every way, shape and form. If you're looking for an academically…read morerigorous school that's completely student-centered with LOW class sizes and some Judaism sprinkled in, this is the school for your child! Your child will THRIVE here, period. The administration and teachers are masters at "Fitting 10 pounds of stuff in a 5 pound bag" .... Let me explain. This school year, in addition to a phenomenal academic course load, our daughter has consistently been engaged in Gymnastics every week with Coach Paige, Rolling Robotics STEM, Musical Theatre, weekly cooking classes that are so impressive my husband wants to sign me up, targeted writing instruction from a USC Writing Professor, Chess class on Mondays, Legos on Fridays, Sports with the coach on Tuesdays, Hebrew everyday (GREAT for the developing brain!), Art class with a talented artist, Science Fair, Beach Clean-Up, weekend camping trip in the San Bernardino Mountains, and a bunch of field trips throughout the school year. No wonder the students LOVE coming to school everyday! Come see for yourself - take a tour and see what a school that's rooted in BEST PRACTICES truly looks like. Your child will thank you! It's truly a GIFT for your child to NOT share the instruction with 25-30+ other students. If you have any specific questions, feel free to message me here on Yelp. In addition to being an Academy parent, I'm also an educator with nearly 20 years experience. Happy to answer questions and/or help unpack different educational situations.

I like Washington Elementary and love the staff / faculty and educational programs that includes…read morewhat I'd maybe call extracurricular activities beyond the classroom. The culture teaches the students the importance of proactive respect and passion for education. I read some of the not-so-kind Yelp reviews and also compared Washington to other RBUSD elementary schools (discussing with my peers), so wanted to write up a debatable rebuttal. Where Washington falls short is, what truly makes a school extraordinary is not only just the staff/faculty but that sense of community and parent participation as well as support by/from local businesses. I feel the parents of Washington students are for the most part, non-contributing as volunteers nor supporters beyond dropping their kids off and picking them up. It feels like the PTA has a half dozen or so very passionate members. The school supposed to have enrollment of 800-850 students annually for grades K-5 and let's say there's a blend of traditional 2 parent families as well as single parents or parents of multiple siblings who attend the school That might come out to a potential of 1,200-1,500+ parents/adults (also factoring in possibly grandparents/relatives who take an active interest in their family students at the school). It feels like there's maybe about a 5-10% active engagement/involvement by any parents (60-150) with the potential to contribute time (or even donated money) to the school. That leaves over 90% seemingly doing absolutely nothing. I could be wrong, but probably am not that far off from the reality of the statistics. Sure, they'll show up for free events, but how many every volunteer? It seems like the same generous volunteers are spread thin repeatedly helping out. So, in one breath it's easy for a parent to be critical of a school of falling short of their expectations, but if you look at putting the UNITY in CommUNITY and notion of "It takes a village..." to make Washington the best school it can be for their students, then reflectively, those who whine and complain might need a mirror to see who's to share in any blame of non-support to make it the best school it can be. I've had awesome experiences with the front office, teachers and all faculty members. I feel the PTA does the best they can do with the limited resources they have in those willing to pitch in. I know it's hard for working parents to carve out time or with a tight economy in a public school to find extra money to donate, so there's not easy solutions... but if you're being critical and complaining without doing anything, you become more part of the problem than a constructive component of the solution. The Washington Explorers are great and that's why I have a * * * * * Five Star review with the context of the issues that are outside of the school's control that could be improved to make the school level-up to it's most awesome potential.

I remember going to this school for Kindergarten, 1st grade, and then 3rd-4th grade. My all-time…read morefavorite teacher was a third grade teacher from here that I remember fondly. She not only did a great job teaching with engaging work (Miss you, Mrs. Rubasky!), but also cared about her students, pulling them into the corner to make sure everything was okay if she thought anything was off. It's been around 10 years since I was last there but I certainly formed very amazing memories here. The staff was always on top of playground safety (I've been helped a few times when bullying almost became a thing) and the teachers are extremely caring. If they have remained the same school that I remember, 10/10 would recommend.

I've struggled to share this but I hope this helps someone out there who may have gone through…read moresimilar.. I came to this school from another country, not knowing I had poor vision. One day, as I was struggling to copy notes from the projector, a teacher named Mrs. Holly took my notebook, held it up, and announced to the class that I was "illiterate." In reality, I needed glasses--something I didn't know at the time--and I had already stopped asking for help after repeated ridicule from some educators. Not all staff were like this, but too many were indifferent or dismissive. The atmosphere often made me feel like children were expected to be "seen and not heard," as my stepfather used to say. Incidents like being pantsed by other kids and then getting in trouble for "exposing myself" left me confused and humiliated. Years later, at 23, I was finally diagnosed with focus-related issues and put on medication, which changed my life for the better--no more energy drinks or alcohol just to function around the lifelong fog, and no more feeling like the "lazy kid" teachers rolled their eyes at because they thought I just wasn't "trying hard enough." I'm 41 now and still processing how those experiences shaped me. I'm sharing this not out of bitterness, but as a reminder for parents, educators, and the public: children's struggles aren't always behavioral or a lack of effort. Sometimes they simply need someone to notice, listen, and care. One very undeserved star since it is required to post.

Seeing some of these reviews from older times I want to say times have changed and schools have…read morechanged. Thankfully my kids with significant needs have been met with love and compassion even when that was hard for anyone to provide. I am well aware they staff likely had complaints from other parents but T the end of the day they were always professional and never made me feel my kids were any less deserving of being there. I have 2 kids there still in 2nd and 3rd grade and I am grateful they have the Beryl family on their side.

Birney Elementary School is part of the RBUSD Redondo Beach Unified School District and although I…read morehave zero affiliation with the school in terms of any connection at all of a student past or present attending, I have friend who have children who have attended. It gets rave reviews by the parents for being a boutique campus that's smaller but really focused and pleasant. By good reputation, their PTA and active parent participation in volunteerism is supposedly top notch, a true community based united school. So, I've always heard great things about this school. So, they had a School Carnival in March 2026 open to the general public, I believe as a school fundraiser with games and merriment suitable for elementary school level children. It was a well produced effort. This review five star rating is based on that weekend daytime Carnival event.

Birney is the smallest (and best) elementary school in the district. The parent participation rate…read moreis high and the students all seem to love it. Teachers are close knit and work together. Only little complaint is the combo grade classes.

I went to pick up my son early the other day since he was feeling ill and I noticed there was a new…read morenurse. It turned out Dawn, one of the best nurses in the RBUSD has retired. I only met Dawn a couple of times, once during school registration, a few times by the front desk, and I talked to her a few times briefly on the phone. She was always very helpful and cheerful! And from what I gathered, she was very kind and compassionate with kids at school. In a public school with that many students, one could imagine how busy it could be for a nurse! I don't know if she ever got any award for her outstanding work, her cheerful down-to-earth attitude and most importantly, her kindness toward others, if there is such an award, I think she would be the most deserving person to have that award! Dawn, thank you for being so awesome!

This school has its good sides and bad sides. On one hand, the teachers are super experienced and…read moreall are super smart. Many of them try their best to help each and every student. The administration is where I think many people dislike. The TOSA loves to accuse people and approaches people in a very disturbing manner. She assumes that the students have done something wrong. When she is dealing with an incident, she changes the story and manipulates students minds to get the to "fake confess". She pits students against each other with fake accounts and stories.

Best elementary school in Redondo by a long shot, as an 8th grader, people from other elementary…read moreschools are... not the greatest. Ms.Teran is the GOAT

This school is great! The teachers are fun and very nice. In 4th grade there were many hands on…read moreactivities. Most teachers care about the well-being of the kids.