If I move to 2211 N. Cahuenga Blvd. Hollywood, CA., where would my third grader go to school?
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He would attend Cheremoya Elementary School through 6th grade, Le Conte Middle School for 7th and 8th, and Hollywood Senior High School for 9th through 12th grades.
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Pass the 5th grade or move.
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One Stephen Lage listed in CA\nwww.anywho.com\n2417 Louella Ave\nVenice CA 90291\n\nIf he graduated from you high school you might try classmates.com
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I don't know anywhere in Tarzana but there is a pool hall in North Hollywood on the corner of Lankershim/Magnolia i've seen a few kids there but it really isn't an enviornment for a kid. but i've never seen any woman there either.
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Maybe it's just me, but I think that my information gathering plan would be radically different to yours.\n\nThis is what I would do:\n(1) research the names of all the various counties in the area that you are considering moving to;\n(2) search for the websites of these counties' school boards, and note the e-mail contact;\n(3) prepare a template e-mail, which you can use over and over again, and which asks about bilingual elementary schools in the county;\n(4) send off individual e-mails to each school board (using individual e-mails, rather than one e-mail to every board, though time-consuming, will guarantee a better response).\n\nThis is what you have done. You have posted a query on Yahoo! Answers, which is largely inhabited by neo-Nazi morons who can't even string a complete, correct sentence together, let alone think creatively to help a fellow human being. You are lucky that no-one has responded so far.\n\nTry my way. Suerte amigo, y saludos de la Gran Bretaña.
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I don't know what's good, but here's a way to find all of the preschools in the area:\n\nhttp://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&latlongtype=findit&address=&city=San%20Francisco&state=CA&zipcode=&country=US&latitude=04n56zTZlBQ%3d&longitude=OgmUIWyRrTYq%2fM%2fz%2bOyKmA%3d%3d&cat=preschool
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this link will provide a list or the nearest schools\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/byaddr/ca?biid=&stateselect=ca&city=&zip=92604&street=4531+ranchgrove+dr\n\n\ngeneral website\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/template_plain/advanced/ca/
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Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.broward.k12.fl.us/northcentralarea/Pupil%20Placement/index.htm\n\nNova is an amazing school. I know a couple of people who have graduated from there, and I've been there a couple of times for debate tournaments (their debate team is AMAZING!)\n\nI hope this helps!!\n\nGood luck!!
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Sure no problem. I lived in Irvine last year. OK - best school is university high school - but its REALLY competative and by that I mean top 15 public high schools in California and top 50 in the nation. Irvine is pretty expensive but its basically a picturesque place to live. It was rated the safest place in the United States with population over 100,000. Irvine is also very Asian American so you'll bump into a lot of Chinese and Korean Americans and so the schools will be very competative and very safe. The best place to go shopping in Irvine - I say South Coast Plaza which is really close (actually in Costa Mesa) - great shopping has just about everything. As for kids, there are parks literred all over the place and there are coffee shops just around every corner. Irvine, CA is home to the University of California Irvine - so there's a lot of places to go there. There are a number of beaches really close by such as Newport Beach and Laguna Beach as well as Huntington beach. I say Laguna is the best. 15 minute drive. Irvine is one of the best places in the world to raise children in my opinion.
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Yeah, google it. I lived there last year! In Coral Gables, I mean. I really miss it. I went to 4th grade at Coral Gables Elem.
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Brighter Future Elementary School??
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All I found was the number for Bolsa Grande High School in Garden Grove, CA.\n\nPhone: (714) 663-6424
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That would be the Craft and Folk Art Museum\n5814 Wilshire Blvd  - Between Fairfax and La Brea aves, Hollywood
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What about North High School - is that close enough?
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1800 and up, depending on where you want to attend school.
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Hollywood is really small and very cheesy. I wouldn't live there. He may just have found his dreamhouse. You may have the address of an office of an agent or something too. I doubt that his real address is too easy to find. South Central is really a big area and not all of it is completely dangerous too.
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OOOOO a research questions *grins* and a challenging one at that! This will take some time, if you don't mind I will start with the schools question.\n\nI can tell you this. I lived in Glendale, a suburb of LA when I was in Nursing School and made it just fine, but I, also, lived in the nurse's dorm. Of course that was a few years back. LA if a diverse and very interesting place, but the commute and traffic is nasty! Still I loved my time there. LOTS to see and do! Quite exciting.\n\nSo I am off to research and will post my findings (no, peoples, I am not waiting to copy your answers ... I will be too busy researching ;) )\n\n#4 There are several film schools in and near LA, you are close to Hollywood there *S* Here is  list I compiled for you:\n\nThe American Film Institute\nhttp://www.afionline.org./\n\nLos Angeles Film School\nhttp://lafilm.com/\n\nDavid Kagen's School of Film\nhttp://www.davidkagen.com/\n\nUniversity of California - Long Beach - Film and Electronic Arts\nhttp://www.csulb.edu/depts/fea/\n\nUniversity of California - Los Angeles - School of Theatre, Film, and Television\nhttp://www.filmtv.ucla.edu/\n\nUniversity of Southern California, School of Cinema\nhttp://www-cntv.usc.edu/\n\n#5 Both LA and New York are the best places to start.\n\n#1&2: In the online version of the LA times http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/rentals/\n\nhttp://www.apartments.com/partner/Results.aspx?page=results&p=latimes&rgn1=20&partner=latimes&area2=y&area4=y&area5=y&area6=y&area8=y&area9=y&area10=y&prvpg=5&rent_minimum=0&rent_maximum=99999&studio=0&onebdrm=0&type_listing=4\n\n\nI found 1 bedroom rental running from $625 - $1350/mo in the surrounding communities of LA\n\nDowntown studios from $550 - $1200/mo\n\n\nSorry, I could come up with and estimated cost of living for you but perhaps you will find this page helpful\n\nhttp://www.homefair.com/homefair/calc/salcalc.html