Holy Name Of Jesus School

Holy Name of Jesus School in Los Angeles serves students in Kindergarten through 8th grade with an explicit focus on Learning Difference Programs. The school partners with Loyola Marymount University's School of Education to implement a blended learning model that combines personalized instruction with evidence-based practices. With only 145 students and 6 classroom teachers, the school maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio that supports individualized attention for students with learning differences.

The school is designed to support most learning levels and provides specialized programming for students with learning disabilities and related learning differences. The blended learning approach allows for flexible pacing and differentiated instruction tailored to each student's needs. As a Catholic institution founded in 1924, Holy Name of Jesus School emphasizes both academic growth and character development within a faith-based community.

Holy Name of Jesus School admits students on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline, making it accessible for families entering mid-year. The school serves a diverse student body (95% students of color) and offers summer school programming. For families seeking a small, specialized learning environment with university partnership support, contact the school at (323) 731-2255 or visit hnojla.org for enrollment information and program details.