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School Eligibility List SCHOOL ELIGIBILITY LIST 3rd – 12th grade students attending schools located in the West Basin Municipal Water District service area are eligible to participate in the Water is Life Art Contest. Please direct questions about school location and eligibility to [email protected] or visit www.westbasin.org to use the Interactive West Basin Map to determine if your school resides within the West Basin service area. 7 The following schools are located in the West Basin service area: Carson 232nd Place Elementary School Farragut Elementary School Ambler Avenue Elementary School La Ballona Elementary School Annalee Avenue Elementary School Linwood E. Howe Elementary School Bonita Street Elementary School Ohr Eliyaha Academy Broadacres Avenue Elementary School Pacifica Montessori School Inc. California Academy of Mathematics & Science Playa Del Rey Elementary School Carnegie Middle School St. Augustine Elementary School Caroldale Learning Community Stoner Avenue Elementary School Carson Montessori Academy Summit View West Carson Senior High School The Willow Community Carson Street Elementary School Turningpoint School Catskill Avenue Elementary School Venture School Del Amo Elementary School Yeshiva Ohr Eliyahu Academy Dominguez Hills Elementary School Dolores Street Elementary School El Segundo Glenn Hammond Curtiss Middle School Arena High Continuation Golden Wings Academy Center Street School Leapwood Elementary School El Segundo High School Ralph Buchne Elementary School El Segundo Middle School St. Philomena Elementary School Richmond Street Elementary Stephen M. White Middle School St. Anthony Elementary School Towne Avenue Elementary School Vistamar School Culver City Gardena Braddock Drive Elementary School 135th Street Elementary School Culver City High School 153rd Street Elementary School Culver City Middle School 156th Street Elementary School Echo Horizon School 186th Street Elementary School El Marino Elementary School Amestoy Elementary School El Rincon Elementary School Chapman Elementary School Eras Center Crossroads Christian Academy www.westbasin.org ©2017 West Basin Municipal Water District | 1219016 1 Hermosa Beach Gardena Our Lady of Guadalupe School Denker Avenue Elementary School Hermosa Valley Elementary School Environmental Charter Middle School-Gardena Hope Chapel Academy Gardena Christiam Academy Gardena Elementary School Gardena High School Inglewood Gardena Valley Christian School Albert F. Monroe Middle School Junipero Serra High School Animo Inglewood Public Charter High School Maria Regina School Bennett-Kew Elementary School Moneta Continuation Beulah Payne Elementary School Peary Middle School Centinela Elementary School Purche Avenue Elementary School Century Park Elementary School Sellery Special Education Center Children’s Enrichment Center St. Anthony of Padua School City Honors High School Claude Hudnall Elementary School Clyde Woodworth Elementary School Hawthorne Daniel Freeman Elementary School Atherton Christian School Environmental Charter Middle School-Inglewood Bud Carson Middle School Frank D. Parent Elementary School Carson Elementary School George W. Crozier Middle School Cimarron Avenue Elementary School Good Shepherd Lutheran School Da Vinci Schools Highland Elementary School Eucalyptus Elementary School Hillcrest High School Hawthorne High School Inglewood Ave. Preschool Hawthorne Math and Science Academy Inglewood Christian School Hawthorne Middle School Inglewood High School Jefferson Elementary School K. Anthony’s Middle School Juan Cabrillo Elementary School La Tijera Elementary School Juan de Anza Elementary School Morningside High School Kornblum Elementary School Nellies Education Center Peter Burnett Elementary School Oak Street Elementary School Prairie Playland School Payne Elementary School Prairie Vista Middle School Slauson Learning Center 2 Ramona Elementary School South Bay Lutheran High School Richard Henry Dana Middle School St. John Chrysostom Elementary School St. Joseph’s School St. Mary’s Academy Trinity Lutheran School The University of Children Washington Elementary School Warren Lane Elementary School Williams Elementary School Wilder’s Preparatory Academy York Elementary School William H. Kelso Elementary School Zela Davis Elementary School Worthington Elementary School www.westbasin.org ©2017 West Basin Municipal Water District | 1219016 2 Lawndale Los Angeles Billy Mitchell Elementary School 54th street Elementary School Children First C.D.C. 95th Street Elementary School Environmental Charter High School Henry Clay Middle School F.D. Roosevelt Elementary School St. Frances X Cabini Green Elementary School St. Michael’s Elementary School Jane Addams Elementary School Washington Preparatory High School Lawndale High School Windward School Leuzinger High School 54th Street Elementary School Lloyde High School View Park Preparatory Accelerated Elementary School Llyode High Continuation Westside Neighborhood School Mark Twain Elementary School Windsor Hills Math-Science-Aerospace Magnet school Will Rogers Middle School Woodcrest Elementary School William Anderson Elementary School Malibu Lennox Juan Cabrillo Elementary School Felton Elementary School Malibu High School Lennox Mathematics, Science, and Technology Our Lady of Malibu School Academy Point Dume Marine Science Elementary School Buford Avenue Elementary School Webster Elementary School Dolores Huerta Elementary School Jefferson Elementary School Lennox Middle School Manhattan Beach Moffett Elementary School American Martyr School First Lutheran Circle of Love Grand View Elementary School Lomita Journey of Faith Christian School Eshelman Avenue Elementary School Manhattan Academy Incorporated First Baptist Church Christian School Manhattan Beach Middle School Fleming Middle School Meadows Avenue Elementary School Harbor Church Schools Mira Costa High School Lomita Fundamental Center Elementary Pacific Elementary School Lomita Math/Science Magnet School Pennekamp Elementary School Maimonides Torah Academy Robinson Elementary School Nishiyamato Academy of California Via Pacifica School Pacific Coast Montessori St. Margaret Mary School www.westbasin.org ©2017 West Basin Municipal Water District | 1219016 3 Palos Verdes Parras Middle School Lunada Bay Elementary School Redondo Shores High Montemalaga Elementary School Redondo Union High School Palos Verdes High School Riviera Hall Lutheran School Palos Verdes Intermediate School South Bay Children’s Health Center Chadwick School South Bay Faith Academy St. Lawrence Martyr Elementary School Playa Vista Tulita Elementary School Playa Vista Elementary School Washington Elementary School Rancho Palos Verdes Rolling Hills Brighter Days Montessori School Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Christ Lutheran Elementary School Rancho Vista Elementary School Cornerstone at Pedregal Elementary School Rolling Hills Country Day School Crestwood Street Elementary School Dapplegray Elementary School Mira Catalina Elementary School Peninsula Heritage School Miraleste Intermediate School Peninsula Montessori Topanga Point Vicente Elementary School Topanga Charter Elementary School Ridgecrest Intermediate School Rudecinda Sepulveda Dodson Middle School Torrance Silver Spur Elementary School South Bay Junior Academy Soleado Elementary School St. James Elementary School Vista Grande Elementary School Victor Elementary School St. John Fisher Parish School West High School St. Catherine Laboure Redondo Beach Adams Middle School West Hollywood Alta Vista Elementary School West Athens Elementary School Beryl Heights Elementary School Center for Early Education Birney Elementary School Dvorskaya Alternative School Carden Dominion School Inc. Pacific Hills School Jefferson Elementary School West Hollywood Elementary School Lincoln Elementary School Madison Elementary School Nick G. Parras Middle School www.westbasin.org ©2017 West Basin Municipal Water District | 1219016 4.
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