WLA Broadway Elementary Rare Mandarin Language Immersion Program Ranks Top #2 US News World Report

Описание: [Update] In 2026, according to district-wide school listings, out of 643 LAUSD elementary schools in Los Angeles, CA, there are only 3-4 offering Mandarin Immersion (Kindergarten to 5th grade). Yet at Broadway Elementary School in West Los Angeles, in addition to learning Mandarin, the Mandarin program students consistently ranked top #2 in LAUSD by U.S. News (based on standardized testing in math and english only.)

According to U.S. News, Broadway Elementary currently has about 511 students. 360 students were enrolled in the Mandarin program and 164 in the Spanish program during the 2023–24 school year. Broadway Elementary Spanish Program students ranked top #62 in LAUSD in 2025.

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About Broadway
Broadway Elementary is proud to be ranked by U.S. News as #82 in California and #9 in LAUSD, and to be in the top 5% of California elementary schools academically, with strong math and reading achievement (PublicSchoolReview).

Broadway Elementary School is a single track school located one mile from the Pacific Ocean in Venice. The artistic, creative Venice community gives our school a diversity of cultures with the common goal of creating a nurturing environment where children can develop to their fullest potential.

The elementary school’s beautiful, historic brick building has stood since 1926. Some of our families have been attending Broadway for three generations.

Broadway has very hard working, supportive parents. Parent involvement has increased dramatically in recent years, and we continue to embrace opportunities for parents to be part of their children’s education process.

The instructional setting at Broadway includes the English program, Dual Language Mandarin Immersion, and Dual Language Spanish Immersion classes. There is also a Resource Specialist Program.

Our curriculum is based on the Common Core State Standards. Teachers utilize grade level pacing plans based on LAUSD core curriculum programs, along with analysis of data provided through periodic assessment, to ensure that all students receive quality, rigorous instruction.