Leland Street Elementary and its Global Awareness Magnet serve about 400 students from pre-K through fifth grade. As a community school, Leland combines academics with health, youth development and family engagement.
The student body is 74% Hispanic, 10% multiracial and 8% African American, and 82% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Academic performance is near the state average, with around 40% meeting standards in English Language Arts and 38% in math.
The Global Awareness Magnet builds the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into the curriculum, using project-based learning on global issues to develop critical thinking and collaboration.
Programs
- California Community Schools Partnership Program
- Gifted and Talented program
- STAR Education before- and after-school programs
- School Youth Services after-school program
- Toberman Neighborhood Center
- The Guidance Center
Awards and recognition
- 2024 America’s Healthiest Schools recognition
Mission
Leland establishes a collaborative school culture valuing academic success and social-emotional well-being through a strong connection to our community, promoting a safe and culturally inclusive environment.
Why parents and caregivers love it
- Focus on character development
- Safe and nurturing environment
- Strong community involvement
- Dedicated and caring staff
Frequently asked questions
Where is Leland Street Elementary?
At 2120 S. Leland St., San Pedro, CA 90731. Phone 310-832-0505.
What grades does Leland Street Elementary serve?
Pre-kindergarten through 5th grade.
What programs does Leland Street Elementary offer?
Highlights include California Community Schools Partnership Program; Gifted and Talented program; and STAR Education before- and after-school programs.
How many students attend Leland Street Elementary?
About 403 students, with a student–teacher ratio of about 20:1.
School facts are from the Unofficial San Pedro Public School Guide (2026), based on the latest available state and district data. Enrollment, scores and programs change from year to year; contact the school or visit its website for current information.