Founded in 1999, Seven Arrows is known for a powerful K-6 liberal arts education that fuses rigorous academics with world culture and the arts.
We are small by design to provide our students with the best possible social/emotional and individualized experiences and to support interconnectedness among students across grade levels.
A best practice school, we incorporate progressive, traditional, and research-based pedagogies to deliver a meaningful and positive educational experience for each child. Our size affords us to customize a personalized learning plan for each student that charts their areas of growth and moves at their individual pace.
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School Notes
Seven Arrows and its staff support and encourage the education
of creative, disciplined, and ethical human beings who strive for
academic excellence and possess a lifelong commitment to local and
global communities. A Seven Arrows student is a creative,
compassionate, and critical thinker whose innate talents, gifts,
and interests are recognized and encouraged by the school and the
community.
Seven Arrows was founded to educate our future leaders, one at
a time, by striving to nurture individual strengths in a supportive
and rigorous educational environment. As a result, Seven Arrows is
a proven launch pad for student success; over 95 percent of our
graduates are accepted by their first choice middle school.
A rigorous, in-depth educational experience is most effective
when there is a dynamic partnership among teachers, students,
parents, and the wider community. Our programs instill a deep and
lasting commitment to learning, the confidence to achieve one`s
best, and the knowledge that places one firmly on the road to a
life full of purpose, meaning and endless opportunity.
The primary impetus for learning comes from within the child.
Therefore, it is our mission to organize and structure our program
in such a way as to fully engage every student while being
sensitive to the rich diversity of learning styles, strengths, and
interests. We achieve extraordinary levels of student involvement
and achievement by channeling the innate curiosity, creativity, and
boundless energy of children into an unparalleled enthusiasm for
learning in a structured environment.
Our goals go beyond helping our students reach academic
excellence. Our diverse, multicultural community of children,
teachers and parents strives to instill a respect for self, others,
and the environment. We share a strong commitment to promoting
positive change and peaceful coexistence in the world through the
power of education.
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Quick Stats (2023)
Grades: Kindergarten-6
Enrollment: 155 students
Yearly Tuition: $37,800
Average class size: 22 students
Application Deadline: Dec. 2
Source: Verified school update
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The average private school tuition in Los Angeles County, CA is $15,380 for elementary schools and $19,587 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
Adam Grant Visits Seven Arrows Elementary School (2019)
May 16, 2019 Adam Grant. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Seven Arrows Elementary School, this year celebrating its 20th anniversary, featured influential professor, organizational psychologist, author and podcast host Adam Grant at its 20th annual Speaker Series presentation on May 8. “Welcome to our small school doing very big things,” ...
