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ELAC Meeting

Please join us for ELAC meeting Friday, October 11 at 8:30am in the Parent Center and via zoom Meeting ID #876 4813 3648.
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CHOICES Informational Workshop

Please join us on October 9 @ 8:30 am for CHOICES Informational Workshop and learn more about Marvin Language Magnet.
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Mental Wellness Parent Workshops

Please join our Marvin Parent community every Tuesday in the Marvin Parent Center and learn more how you can support your and your children's mental wellness.
Region West Fair

REGION WEST CHOICE FAIR

Please join Region West for a School Choices Fair and learn about the many program options and how to apply.

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Designation

  • LAUSD Magnets
  • Community Schools Iniciative
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About Us

Marvin Avenue Elementary and Marvin Language Magnet is a diverse community school located 9 miles west of the heart of Los Angeles, in a mixed commercial and residential area. 
The Marvin Ave. Community is composed of our Marvin Ave Community school and our Marvin Ave. Language Magnet.  Our community is comprised of Transitional Kindergarten to Fifth grade students. Special Education services include 2 (two) Special Day classes (K-2 & 3-5), 1 (one) mild to moderate Autism class (K-3) and one Resource Specialists servicing both K-5 students. Our Marvin Ave Language Magnet teaches students a foreign language using a holistic approach to language acquisition.  Students are placed in language classes according to language ability: beginning, intermediate, and advanced.  In essence, students in grades 1st-5th are intertwined to learn speaking, reading, writing, listening, culture and history.  Students and parents may choose from one of four languages to study: Spanish, French, Mandarin and Korean.
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Our Mission

We, the Marvin Community, will foster a positive learning environment, in which students take pride and ownership of their learning and social well-being to become literate, innovative, productive individuals and problem-solvers so that they seize opportunities and become self-confident citizens in their community.