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• juripmu
• 2024/04/19 (Fri) 06:06
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I don't know your age, but there is also a public elementary school immersion ・ program where you can take the American classroom curriculum in Japanese.
I'll put the URL of the previous article I posted about the elementary school in Glendale. There is more than just here.

https://losangeles.vivinavi.com/jpn/ib/desc/_wid_45e9f92547442446914481355071c0f0f951042409

Japanese Consulate in Los Angeles https://www.la.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/2021_LAUSDJapaneseDualLanguageProgram.html

• めい
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• 2024/04/19 (Fri) 17:32
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The atmosphere of local schools varies considerably from school district to school district, even within the city of Los Angeles. Depending on the age and personality of your child, it may be better to have Japanese children in the local school, while some children may be fine without Japanese children at all.
As for weekday supplementary school, if you are from Japan, I think you can pass the entrance exam, but you need to check with the school whether there are any vacancies or not.

• 5
• 2024/04/23 (Tue) 20:52
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3 ， 4 Public schools are determined by where you live Advice meaningless

• ekkyo
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• 2024/04/24 (Wed) 19:14
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#5 Mr.

As a general rule, public schools are determined by the area of residence, as you mentioned, but there are cases where you can cross-border enrollment from outside the school district with Open Enrollment.

I have heard that Glendale's Japanese immersion program, which #3 mentioned, is open to out-of-district residents.
If you are interested in this one, it would be worth contacting the school ？.

• ククレカレー
• 2024/04/24 (Wed) 21:12
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How long do you plan to live in LA ？
If you plan to live in LA for 3 years, you might want to think about what happens after you return to Japan, or if you plan to live permanently ？.