Elementary Education (TK-8)
Welcome to Educational Services
Office of Elementary, Education
Award-Winning TK-8 Schools!
Our office is dedicated to establishing and supporting instructional programs at elementary and middle schools that provide for all students to achieve district and state standards. This is accomplished by ensuring articulation of curricular alignment and implementing research and standards-based instructional programs that support student learning needs at each of our schools.
With a focus on increasing attendance, scholastic achievement, and student engagement, we highly value our community partners and the support they can provide with these goals. Parent involvement is critical to our students’ achievement, and our division is committed to working collaboratively with our community to nurture student success and caring learning environments.
We welcome inquiries and input from our community regarding TK-8th grade educational programs and activities.
universal pre-kindergarten (UPK)
Contact the UPK Welcome Hub for more information at:
15801 Sierra Vista Court
Room 15
(626) 933-6547
(626) 933-6549
conga kids @ hlp!
Conga Kids promotes social emotional learning, empathy, inter-personal communication, community engagement, teamwork, collaboration, and respect through dance in a global and cultural context. Through this unique program, magic is created at the intersection of community, dance, and music. Self-confidence grows as students learn to celebrate the cultural, historical, and musical origins of each dance practice, creating a shared understanding of global perspectives within our diverse school communities. Conga Kids explore styles of dance including: Merengue, Samba, Rumba, Salsa, Cha Cha Cha, Latin Boogaloo, Vernacular Jazz, and various Street/Hip Hop styles.
middle school speech and debate
Through Speech and Debate, HLP middle school students build English acquisition, analytical writing, vocabulary and effective oral communication skills by sharping their listening, speaking, critical thinking skills. Students compete in local, State, and National tournaments throughout the year!
youth cinema project
Latino Film Institute provides instruction from industry professionals who work directly with students in the classroom to on literacy development including reading, writing, speaking, and listening as well as career technical skill development including directing, acting, filming, and editing, culminating in an end-of-year district wide showcase!
Dr. Angela Lin
Executive Director
15959 Gale Avenue
City of Industry, Ca. 91745
Tel: (626) 933-4363
