WHAT MAKES CATSKILL AVE. ELEMENTARY SPECIAL?
SCHOOL HISTORY
A part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Catskill Avenue Elementary School was established on July 1, 1948, and has been serving the Carson community for 71 years. Over these seven decades, we have built trust, relationships, and mutual respect with generations of families. Our talented, fully credentialed teachers have 17-30+ years of teaching experiences, many of whom hold Master's Degrees, National Board Certification, and Spanish Bilingual Certification.
SKILLED READERS, MATHEMATICIANS, SCIENTISTS, AND MUCH MORE
In 2020, Catskill Avenue Elementary achieved remarkable distinctions. Catskill is recognized as California Distinguished Schools for the strong achievement in students in Grades 3 through 5 who demonstrate a Proficient and Advanced performance on the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CASPP and also known as SBAC). Our dedicated students and teachers are driven to work hard and grow in the areas of English Language Arts, Mathematics and Science, while also embracing learning across the academic disciplines. In addition, Catskill is one of 278 schools being recognized in this year's Top Los Angeles County Public Schools report, created in partnership with the University of Southern California Sol Price Center for Social Innovation and Rossier School of Education Center for Education Policy, Equity and Governance. Catskill Ave. Elementary has a robust afterschool co-ed softball and co-ed football tradition. Our afterschool program's co-ed softball team and co-ed football team have repeatedly earned highest place distinction in LAUSD's Districtwide Beyond the Bell Tournaments.
21st CENTURY LEADERS IN EDUCATION
We are a School for Advanced Studies, focusing on STEAM and Makerspace. Our students have daily access to a variety of technology, including Chromebooks, a computer lab, and iPads. We also offer the Dual Language Spanish Program for Kindergarten and 1st Grade.
WE ARE A COMMUNITY SCHOOL
In July 2020, Catskill Avenue became one of the few LAUSD schools that obtained the provision to operate as a Community School to better serve the needs of the learning community. We believe that successful students are well-rounded, which is why Catskill has prioritized the following:
A part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Catskill Avenue Elementary School was established on July 1, 1948, and has been serving the Carson community for 71 years. Over these seven decades, we have built trust, relationships, and mutual respect with generations of families. Our talented, fully credentialed teachers have 17-30+ years of teaching experiences, many of whom hold Master's Degrees, National Board Certification, and Spanish Bilingual Certification.
SKILLED READERS, MATHEMATICIANS, SCIENTISTS, AND MUCH MORE
In 2020, Catskill Avenue Elementary achieved remarkable distinctions. Catskill is recognized as California Distinguished Schools for the strong achievement in students in Grades 3 through 5 who demonstrate a Proficient and Advanced performance on the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CASPP and also known as SBAC). Our dedicated students and teachers are driven to work hard and grow in the areas of English Language Arts, Mathematics and Science, while also embracing learning across the academic disciplines. In addition, Catskill is one of 278 schools being recognized in this year's Top Los Angeles County Public Schools report, created in partnership with the University of Southern California Sol Price Center for Social Innovation and Rossier School of Education Center for Education Policy, Equity and Governance. Catskill Ave. Elementary has a robust afterschool co-ed softball and co-ed football tradition. Our afterschool program's co-ed softball team and co-ed football team have repeatedly earned highest place distinction in LAUSD's Districtwide Beyond the Bell Tournaments.
21st CENTURY LEADERS IN EDUCATION
We are a School for Advanced Studies, focusing on STEAM and Makerspace. Our students have daily access to a variety of technology, including Chromebooks, a computer lab, and iPads. We also offer the Dual Language Spanish Program for Kindergarten and 1st Grade.
WE ARE A COMMUNITY SCHOOL
In July 2020, Catskill Avenue became one of the few LAUSD schools that obtained the provision to operate as a Community School to better serve the needs of the learning community. We believe that successful students are well-rounded, which is why Catskill has prioritized the following:
- Promoting positive social-emotional well-being for our students and families, and provide on-site mental health support and services
- Targeting a data-driven Reading Intervention program for students who need more help
- Reading Academies for all Kindergarten through 2nd grade.
- Offering after school programs that can assist with homework
- Enriches student education with teacher-led, free after school clubs (Softball, Football, S.T.E.A.M Club, Arts and Crafts, Chorus, Dance, Sewing and Reading Buddies.
OUR LOCATION |
OUR VISION
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23536 Catskill Ave.
Carson, CA 90745 |
It is the mission of Catskill Avenue Elementary to provide students with a 21 st century Common Core education in a safe and nurturing environment supported by the partnerships of school, home, and community, that will have them college prepared or career ready.
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IMPORTANT NEWS |
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NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL
ONLINE CLASSES START SOON
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WE MISS OUR STUDENTS
AND FAMILIES
Hello Catskill Families! Please view our Catskill Staff’s very special message on YouTube! We are thinking of you. Feel free to share this video on Facebook and Twitter, and tag other Catskill Families. Please click on the button below to watch our message.
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GET READY FOR
ONLINE LEARNING
LAUSD Instructional Handbookfor ONLINE LEARNINGIt's a new school year. Here is the July 2020 issue of the LAUSD Instructional Handbook.
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