Talk:Little Ethiopia, Los Angeles

Education
''Sources indicate that Little Ethiopia is only a commercial thoroughfare between Olympic and Whitworth. As there are no apartments above the stores, and therefore no residents, I am not sure we need this section. The residents live on a adjacent side streets, which puts them not in Little Ethiopia but in Carthy Center. I have saved the section here for reference should someone disagree or if housing gets built on this stretch of Fairfax.'' Phatblackmama (talk) 21:48, 29 July 2017 (UTC)

The elementary school for residents in the immediate Little Ethiopia area are zoned for Carthay Center Elementary School, on Crescent Heights and Olympic. Beginning in Fall 2014, the school became Carthay Environmental Studies Magnet, which automatically accepts all students previously zoned for Carthay Center Elementary and students from outside the area, based on magnet points and availability.

Crescent Heights Language Arts/Social Justice Magnet offers zoned kindergarten for some sections, and an unzoned elementary school magnet program.

Residents of the area surrounding Little Ethiopia are zoned to the following elementary schools:
 * Alta Loma Elementary School
 * Arlington Heights Elementary School
 * Canfield Elementary School
 * Pio Pico Elementary School
 * Queen Anne Elementary School
 * Saturn Elementary School

Residents in the immediate Little Ethiopia area are zoned to Emerson Middle School and Fairfax High School. Schools for residents of the area surrounding Little Ethiopia include Cochran Middle School (formerly Mount Vernon Middle School) and Los Angeles High School.

Washington DC
Removed a link to the Shaw, Washington DC neighborhood, which contains its own Little Ethiopia. If you search "Little Ethiopia" through the Wikipedia search box, it give you choices of Little Eithiopias in either Los Angeles, Washington DC, or Baltimore. I see no reason for a link to be at the top of this page.