The Willows Community School aims to foster creativity in every discipline - the sciences, technology, humanities,…More arts, even athletics - by helping students tap into their imagination and discover what is unique about themselves.  </p> <p>Creativity is an integral part of the school, and as such, teachers use music in the study of science, drama and history. Additionally, each student is given a personal laptop and technology is explored and utilized in every subject.  Students are encouraged to ask  difficult and thoughtful questions, as well as take intellectual and creative risks. The school's goal is to develop a school of out-of-the-box thinkers.</p>

Turning Point School provides a Montessori education for students from pre-school through 8th grade. The curriculum…More for all levels is divided into academic studies, creative development, physical education, social development and character-building activities, while special programs include Community Service Learning, Human Development, a family program, a mentor program and the school's own K-1 Model. Child care, after-school programs and summer camp are also offered.</p> <p>The school was established in 1970 in Bel Air, and has been at its current location since 1989. With the acquisition of a neighboring building, the school is currently undergoing an expansion to accommodate more students and facilities.</p>

The STAR Prep Academy is a preparatory day school for grades 6 to 12. It is a coed institution with an impressive…More faculty (82% have Master's degrees in their fields).</p> <p>The core curriculum concentrates in the fields of English, social studies, math and science. Advanced placement courses are also offered. The school offers field trips to such places as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Independence Hall, Gene Autry Museum, Museum of Tolerance, and the Skirball Cultural Center.</p> <p>Students are provided physical education courses and electives in areas as diverse as film, Asian arts, cinema studies, improv comedy, sculpture, rock music, cooking, and video game design.  The school provides financial aid to 85% of its students. Visit the website for information on admissions, requirements, events and scholarships.</p>

Selective Traffic Systems provides traffic courses for those looking to ease the financial burden of…More insurance. They provide defensive driving, point or insurance reduction and driver's education needs too. Call for more details.</p> <p></p>

The Culver City Unified School District is a State of California public school district serving the Culver City…More community. The district is comprised of five elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. These offices also oversee Culver Park High School, route: {:action=>"show", :id=>"culver-park-high-school", :controller=>"listings"} -->, Opportunities for Learning and the <!-- name: Culver City Adult School. </p> <p>Departments in the district include business services, educational services, human resources, security and the superintendent's office. Superintendent Dr. Myrna Rivera Coté works with the district's Board of Education to provide a safe, respectful and diverse environment, as well as a challenging and personalized education, for the children of Culver City.</p>

Home to the Braddock Bobcats, this K-5 elementary school utilizes a well-rounded approach…More called Healthy Start to make sure all of its students not only learn but also have a stable home environment that fosters greater scholastic aptitude. Braddock Drive Elementary has partnered with more than 30 local community-based organizations, clinics and government agencies in this initiative, positioning itself as a school that is well-connected with Culver City. The innovative elementary school also has a Gifted Magnet program that serves a maximum of 90 students in grades 2 - 5. Uniforms are not mandated, but the school encourages parents to dress their children in navy blue and white clothing. </p>