Los Angeles County Resources/Recursos del condado de Los Angeles
New MHLA English Flyer (for printing).pdf (PDF)
New MHLA Spanish Flyer (for printing).pdf (PDF)
One-Pager - First District COVID-19 Drive-Up Mobile Testing Locations Final.pdf (PDF)
CSD_Fact-Sheet_V.2_Final critical delivery service wdacs.pdf (PDF)
CSD_Fact Sheet_SPANISH.pdf (PDF)
One-Pager - First District COVID-19 Drive-Up Mobile Testing Locations Final.pdf (PDF)
Student Resources
Find a Grab & Go Food Center Near You
LOCAL DISTRICT EAST
South East Senior High School
2720 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate 90280
South Gate Senior High School
3351 Firestone Blvd., South Gate 90080
Bell Senior High School
4328 Bell Ave., Bell 90201
Ellen Ochoa Learning Center
5027 Live Oak St., Cudahy 90201
Maywood Center for Enriched Studies (MaCES) Magnet
5800 King Ave., Maywood 90270
Gage Middle School
2880 E. Gage Ave., Huntington Park 90253
Marquez Senior High School
6361 Cottage St., Huntington Park 90255
Belvedere Middle School (replacing Mendez High School)
312 N. Record Ave., Los Angeles 90063
Garfield Senior High School
5101 E. 6th St., Los Angeles 90022
Hollenbeck Middle School
2510 E. 6th St., Los Angeles 90023
Lincoln Senior High School
3501 N. Broadway, Los Angeles 90031
Wilson Senior High School
4500 Multnomah St., Los Angeles 90032
School Gates will now open at 7:30 a.m. Instruction begins promptly at 7:55 at which point gates will be locked.
Congratulations to all the participants in the Mile Races! On this day students competed in a friendly mile race and demonstrated great sportsmanship. Stanford students cheered on their classmates as each one crossed the finish line. A special thanks to the Marathon Kids committee for putting this great event together. Thank you student council and all personnel for helping out.
Talent Show Performances
(Short Clips)
Dear Parents and the South Gate Community,
I would like to welcome you to Stanford Avenue Elementary School. The entire Stanford staff is committed to educating the whole child, striving to help each of our students reach their potential and chase their dreams. At Stanford you will find high expectations for student achievement in an environment that is also designed to meet the social-emotional needs of our students. Our students are involved in a wide range of activities including daily access to technology, hands on science activities in our Reading Garden, Marathon Kids exercise activities, and opportunities for instrumental music and the arts. We look forward to meeting you.
Sincerely,
Mr. Reiland
Principal
Woodcraft Rangers After School Program
Days: Monday-Friday 2:15-6:00pm
Grades: First through Fifth
Location: Cafeteria
Program Supervisor: Jammie Maciel
Stanford Avenue Elementary Home of the College Bound Tigers!
Wear your school t-shirts every Friday and favorite college shirt every Thursday to show your Tiger Pride!
Important!
If your son or daughter is attending Summer School please plan on attending the live session to give you some tips and assistance in helping your child get online for the Summer Enrichment classes.
Town Hall Meeting on Monday for PARENTS on Summer School
Flyer in English: https://bit.ly/2CqskIP
Flyer in Spanish: https://bit.ly/37Keqg3
Login Guides for students/parents having trouble logging in to Apps
Amplify Reading Log in Guide.pdf (PDF)
Benchmark Login Guide.pdf (PDF)
ClassDojo Login Guide.pdf (PDF)
Edgenuity Pathblazer Login Guide.pdf (PDF)
Staying Healthy
Tips for Students, Families, and Staff/
Cómo mantenerse saludable
Consejos para estudiantes, familias y personal
In the event of a school closure: Parent, Student, and Teacher Resources/En caso de cierre de una escuela: Por favor consulte los siguientes recursos
AT-HOME LEARNING/APRENDIENDO EN CASA
PBS Parent Flyer_Span.pdf (PDF)
PBS Parent Flyer_Eng.pdf (PDF)
Content also streams on pbssocal.org and kcet.org and on the free KCET app (available on Roku and Apple TV), the PBS Video app (available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, the App Store and Google Play), as well as on YouTube.
RELIEF FUNDS FOR UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA
ALIVIO FINANCIERO PARA TRABAJADORES INDOCUMENTADOS DE CALIFORNIA
Resources for Parents of Students with Disabilities/Recursos Para Padres de Alumnos Con Discapacidades
Christmas at Stanford Holiday Program 2019
TOO MANY TAMALES
Stage Play Based on the Original Story Written by: Gary Soto
Adapted by: Mr. A. Gomez and Mrs. Delgado
Congratulations to all the students for a job well done! A special thanks to Mrs. Delgado and Mr. A. Gomez for their dedication and thank you to everyone else who helped put this event together.
Christmas Everyday
Adapted and Directed by Mrs. Delgado and Ms. Larson
Presented By: Mrs. Delgado's and Ms. Anaya's Students
RED RIBBON WEEK
Say No to Drugs Assembly
South Gate Police Department visited Stanford Avenue Elementary to engage youth in dialogues about the importance of making positive life choices and avoiding the use of drugs and alcohol. Officers led a pledge that encourages our students to live drug free.
Stanford students are creative!
Book Character Pumpkin Decorating Contest 2019
Students chose their favorite book character and depicted the character utilizing a real pumpkin.
Home Depot Workshop for Kids at Stanford
Students at Stanford Avenue Elementary had an opportunity to work on some craft ideas led by Jose and Mark from Home Depot. Students learned about growing plants from seeds that will be healthy and strong. Students from grades 1st through 5th selected seeds of their choice (carrots, cilantro, peppers, flowers, pumpkin, radish, and tomato) and planted them in peat pots to take home. Thank you Home Depot for visiting our school.
Home Depot offers FREE workshop classes for kids on the first Saturday of every month, usually starting at 9:00 a.m. and lasting for a few hours. Parents you can register your child at your local Home Depot for this great opportunity.
Stanford's Second Annual Talent Show 2019
Culminating activity featuring Music, Theatre and Dance
Stanford's First Annual Career Day
Stanford's first Career Day was a success! Career day provided valuable real-world interaction between students and professionals in our community. Several speakers rotated to individual classrooms as well as students rotated to various speaker stations throughout the day. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and think about the education and character traits of a professional. Thank you to all of our guest speakers for sharing their career paths and jumpstarting the dreams of our students. Preparing students for the future is the Tiger way!
Latino Heritage Celebration 2019!
Mobile Dairy Classroom
The Mobile Dairy Classroom Assembly taught students how milk and dairy foods are produced and how they contribute to healthy eating. Students learned the anatomy of a dairy cow, how milk goes from a cow to their school/home, the agricultural technology use on dairy farms and the many different foods made from milk.
Stanford avenue presents: Go southeast
Stanford Avenue Elementary is officially part of the GO Southeast campaign. G.O. (Great Outcomes) is committed to supporting "A Pathway to College and Career Success" via the partnerships between LAUSD, Board Districts 2 and 5, Local Districts East and Central, East Los Angeles College (ELAC), and California State University Los Angeles (Cal State LA). Representatives shared their commitment to the promise of having a seat in college waiting for all Southeast students.
Providing Social Emotional Support to Students and Families
Technology Resources for Families/ Recursos tecnológicos para familias
For a list of resources click here
Spectrum internet is offering free internet for 60 days.
https://lnkd.in/guZpQ29
Comcast offering 'Internet Essentials' package free for low-income customers for 60 days.
https://lnkd.in/gAhVgX8
For free wifi call
(844) 488-8395
Dual Language Immersion English/Spanish Program
Now Enrolling for the 2020-2021 School Year!
QUICK LINKS FOR TEACHERS
Door Decorating Contest
Stanford's 3-B's
Our Goal: 96% or higher! (7 absences or less a year)
Stanford Students Return and Give Back!
Current International High School senior, and former Stanford student, Fernanda Hernandez chose to help students in need at Stanford for her Senior Capstone Project. Fernanda fund raised, purchased food, and distributed it to others in her community. Way to go Fernanda! We are all so proud of you!
Don't forget to bring your box tops!
