Posted on 05/15/2024 12:42:33 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
—In a huge city awash with tiny schools, few are smaller than the Hilda L. Solis Learning Academy.
The public high school, housed in a former hospital in East Los Angeles, is down to 170 students from the surrounding Latino neighborhoods. On a hallway bulletin board, handwritten hearts display reasons students love the school, including, “how everyone knows each other” and “the fact that school is small.”
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Thanks in part to the success of the basketball teams over the past 25 years, enrollment has grown to over 6000. Based on my last visit about 7 years ago, GU has retained its reputation as a close community.
Most of my classes had fewer than 20 students, although my accounting classes had more than 60.
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