Rosewood Avenue Elementary School

Rosewood Avenue Elementary School Urban Planning and Urban Design Magnet (K-5)

Public school · Ages 5–11 · Free

Rosewood Avenue Elementary School is a public magnet school at 503 North Croft Avenue in the Fairfax District, part of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Its magnet theme is urban planning and urban design, the name the state directory gives it. It serves kindergarten through fifth grade, children about five to eleven years old, in a traditional program. Public schools in California charge no tuition and are funded by the state. The main phone line is (323) 651-0166, and the school's website is rosewoodelementary.org.

• Public school
• Los Angeles Unified
• Price level: Budget: low prices or free
• Programs at school: A magnet program
• Free, state-funded or takes childcare subsidies: yes

• Public school: no tuition.

Child day care and preschool

Preschool · Up to age 5

Listed by Lanterman Regional Center as a child day care and preschool provider (service code 851, vendor numbers HD0118P and HD0118), which makes it regional-center funded for eligible families. It is located at 503 North Croft Avenue, Los Angeles 90048, on the campus of Rosewood STEM Magnet, an LAUSD school. The school's pages describe a TK program, a Mindfulness Lab for social-emotional learning, a school-wide Positive Behavior Support Plan, and after-school programs (LA's Best for grades UTK-5 and Youth Services for grades 2-5, both running until 6:00 PM). The pages do not say which of these the Rosewood Star day care uses, nor its ages, hours, or fees.

• A childcare center