Public school · Pasadena
Washington Elementary STEM Magnet
A tuition-free public STEM magnet school in Pasadena with weekly Spanish and environmental studies.
- Ages
- Ages 3–11
- Price
- Free
- Where
- 1520 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Washington Elementary STEM Magnet (PreK-5)
Washington Elementary STEM Magnet is a tuition-free public school run by the Pasadena Unified School District at 1520 North Raymond Avenue in Pasadena. It serves pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, ages about 3 to 11, and calls itself a world language and environmental studies community school. The Innovation Tech Lab has 35 iMac desktops, 3-D printing, Vex, Lego and Gizzmoto robotics kits, where students design games, program robots and make 3D designs, videos and animations. A Mathematics Lab uses collaborative puzzles and challenges, and a STEM Lab runs hands-on science and engineering lessons tied to environmental studies. Students visit Spanish class weekly to build speaking, listening, reading and writing skills and learn about Spanish-speaking cultures. Before and after school care runs through LEARNs, the district's expanded learning program. Tours are listed for October 13 and October 27, 2026.
- Public school
- Pasadena Unified
- Price level: Budget: low prices or free
- Programs at school: A magnet program; A STEM focus
- Free, state-funded or takes childcare subsidies: yes
- Tuition-free public magnet school.
About Washington Elementary STEM Magnet
Washington Elementary STEM Magnet is a public school in the Pasadena Unified School District at 1520 North Raymond Avenue in Pasadena. The school describes itself as a world language and environmental studies community school, and the state directory marks it as a magnet school.
Where and how to reach them
1520 North Raymond AvenuePasadena, CA 91103
Details from washington.pusd.us, checked October 9, 2026. Prices, dates and spaces change: check with Washington Elementary STEM Magnet before you sign up. Something wrong or missing? Write to hello@summerground.com.