Seventh Street Elementary Arts Integration Magnet serves approximately 300 students in grades K–5. As a magnet school, it weaves the arts into everyday learning, encouraging creativity alongside academic growth. Its balanced approach places it in the top 50% of California elementary schools.
In recent testing, 52% of students met or exceeded standards in English Language Arts and 32% in math. The student body is predominantly Hispanic (80.5%), with smaller percentages of White, multiracial, Asian and African American students, and about 70% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
A 16:1 student–teacher ratio allows for individualized attention. With a strong focus on both academics and creative development, Seventh Street offers a well-rounded, inclusive and engaging place to learn.
Programs
- Arts Integration curriculum
- Wonder of Reading Library
- Computer lab
- After-school programs
Awards and recognition
- 2025 California Distinguished School
- Magnet Schools of America Merit Award
- Top 50% of California elementary schools
Mission
Seventh Street Arts Integration Magnet sparks creativity, courage and character. We meet each student where they are, helping them grow as thinkers, leaders and lifelong learners. Sailors AIM High. Sailors go far! Learn Boldly. Live Bravely. Lead with Heart.
Why parents and caregivers love it
- Strong community leadership
- Dedicated and supportive staff
- Positive school environment
- Creative, arts-focused curriculum
Frequently asked questions
Where is Seventh Street Elementary?
At 1570 W. 7th St., San Pedro, CA 90731. Phone 310-832-1538.
What grades does Seventh Street Elementary serve?
Kindergarten through 5th grade.
What programs does Seventh Street Elementary offer?
Highlights include Arts Integration curriculum; Wonder of Reading Library; and Computer lab.
How many students attend Seventh Street Elementary?
About 300 students, with a student–teacher ratio of about 16:1.
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.