Lycee International School, Los Angeles

In a city where people drive everywhere, Los Feliz Village in Los Angeles stands out. Aside from the plethora of entertainment options, Los Feliz is home to some of Los Angeles’s most tranquil neighborhoods and standout architecture. Feliz means “happy” in Spanish, and it’s an accurate name for such a pleasant and livable campus. It’s hard to be down when you’re in walking distance of Griffith Park, theaters, boutiques… The Los Feliz Campus has approximately 350 Pre-K to 5th grade students. With more than 30\\% of all our students, it is the largest campus and has been at its current location since 1992. The campus is located on six acres in the Hollywood/Los Feliz area, on a hill above the ABC studios. The original buildings were designed by architect John Lautner and are classified as an historic-cultural monument by the city of Los Angeles (#553). These permanent structures and others are used as offices, classrooms, science labs, art rooms, a multipurpose room, computer labs, and a teachers’ lounge. The library (about 12,000 volumes and periodicals) sits in the middle of the largest building. Several modular classrooms have been added as the school continues to grow. There is a large field used for soccer and other sports, and several play areas, which are all fenced.