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I am not sure if such clean-looking, new-looking classes are standard in the US, but it gives me a tad of skepticism... Is this school in an affluent neighborho

I am not sure if such clean-looking, new-looking classes are standard in the US, but it gives me a tad of skepticism... Is this school in an affluent neighborhood?

kristopolous 10y ago
Lincoln heights? Not really. Average household income is $30,579 and 5.5% have college degrees. I guess that's better than some
kepano 10y ago
I used to live in the neighborhood (Lincoln Heights). It's a lower income, primarily latino neighborhood of Los Angeles. I've never visited Lincoln High School but it's a public school. http://maps.latimes.com/neighborhoods/neighborhood/lincoln-heights/ http://maps.latimes.com/neighborhoods/neighborhood/lincoln-h...
SolderMonkey 10y ago
went to this school '06-10 and had to pleasure to get to know this teacher when he started there. Not much of an affluent neighborhood, lots of gang violence, but still lots of good people come out of it because of leaders like this teacher caveat; this is a magnet program of about 200 students within the overall two thousand and some
dba7dba 10y ago
It's not the standard. LAUSD just went through a massive building/remodeling of facilities last few years. Not all schools got it but ones that were remodeled look nice. But that is after decades worth of students who went through LAUSD sitting in ghetto classrooms. After about a decade the same classes will start looking dingy and few more decades will pass before another wave of remodeling.