Redondo Beach Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Adams Middle School
Redondo Beach
1165
Alta Vista Elementary School
Redondo Beach
547
Beryl Heights Elementary School
Redondo Beach
422
Birney Elementary School
Redondo Beach
432
Jefferson Elementary School
Redondo Beach
555
Lincoln Elementary School
Redondo Beach
626
Madison Elementary School
Redondo Beach
476
Parras (Nick G.) Middle School
Redondo Beach
1031
Patricia Dreizler Continuation High School
Redondo Beach
41
Redondo Beach Learning Academy
Redondo Beach
6
Redondo Union High School
Redondo Beach
2921
Tulita Elementary School
Redondo Beach
443
Washington Elementary School
Redondo Beach
776
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Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Redondo Beach Unified School District proudly serves the vibrant coastal city of Redondo Beach, nestled within the picturesque South Bay region of Los Angeles County, California. This district encompasses the entirety of Redondo Beach, from the lively harbor and pier areas to its tranquil residential neighborhoods. It is strategically positioned among other esteemed South Bay communities such as Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Torrance, benefiting from the unique blend of beach culture and suburban charm that defines this corner of Southern California. The district’s reach covers the various locales within Redondo Beach, ensuring localized support for families residing across its diverse geographic footprint.
Community Engagement & Local Context
Rooted deeply in its namesake city, the Redondo Beach Unified School District fosters a strong sense of community, reflecting the dynamic and active lifestyle characteristic of the South Bay. The district is an integral part of the local social fabric, with families, educators, and community members frequently collaborating on initiatives that enrich the city beyond academics. This strong partnership with local civic organizations and recreational groups helps cultivate an environment where the unique spirit of Redondo Beach is celebrated and woven into the daily experiences of its residents. It’s a place where local identity and community participation play a significant role in shaping the educational landscape.