Echo Horizon School

Our 2nd grade took families on a beautiful journey through Cuba as they shared all they learned about the country’s rich culture through Spanish language, music, and dance. 🇨🇺✨ We are so proud of their hard work, confidence, and joyful performances!

Our final assembly of the school year was a beautiful celebration of ! 💛 Students honored the many cultures, identities, and stories represented within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community through heartfelt reflections, family tributes, and a special student-created video. We are so proud of our scholars for sharing their voices and helping celebrate the diversity that makes our community so special. 🌏✨

A special thank you to our AAPI Affinity Group — especially Ni, mom of our Kindergarten friend, Davina— for creating the beautiful foyer display that helped make this celebration even more meaningful.

Our final assembly of the school year was a beautiful celebration of ! 💛 Students honored the many cultures, identities, and stories represented within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community through heartfelt reflections, family tributes, and a special student-created video. We are so proud of our scholars for sharing their voices and helping celebrate the diversity that makes our community so special. 🌏✨

A special thank you to our AAPI Affinity Group — especially Ni Dai, mom of our Kindergarten friend, Davina— for creating the beautiful foyer display that helped make this celebration even more meaningful.

Our 6th grade proudly presented their capstone projects, sharing powerful action research on social justice topics that mattered deeply to them. Through thoughtful research, collaboration, and advocacy, students explored meaningful ways they could be part of the solution and create positive change in their communities.

Following the showcase, one student group brought their learning to life through the first-ever Echo Farmers Market! As part of their exploration of food security and environmentalism, students organized a small market featuring handmade goods, plants, lemonade, and more—all in support of future student projects and local initiatives, including Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles. We are so proud of the leadership, compassion, and creativity our students demonstrated throughout this inspiring culminating experience. 💛

Our 5th grade proudly showcased their hydroponics project at this year’s Culver City Enviro-Fest! 🌱 Held at the Wende Museum, the event brought together organizations and community members dedicated to sustainability, environmental education, and hands-on learning.
Throughout the day, students confidently explained how their hydroponic systems worked and guided younger children in creating their own mini hydroponic herb jars using mason jars, moss, and seeds. From answering questions on the spot to inviting visitors to their booth, it was incredible to watch our grow into thoughtful leaders and communicators.
A huge thank you to Mr. Young and all of the families who supported this meaningful day of engagement and environmental learning! 💚

Our 3rd grade proudly showcased the incredible work they completed during their biography unit! Dressed as historical figures they researched and studied, students stepped into character to deliver individual speeches from the perspectives of their chosen icons. The celebration concluded with a joyful group performance featuring a dance and a rendition of “This Is Me” from "The Greatest Showman." We are so proud of their hard work, creativity, and confidence on stage!

Hi Echo Folks 💙
We’re officially entering the final stretch of the school year and campus is full of exciting celebrations, performances, projects and special community events as we get closer to summer! 🥳 From culmination performances and leadership celebrations to Spirit Day fun, it’s a busy and meaningful week ahead for our Hawks.

We hope everyone enjoys the long Memorial Day weekend, and we can’t wait to finish the school year strong together 😄

Our 1st grade scholars took audiences on a joyful journey through the Masai tale "Who’s in Rabbit’s House?" with a lively end-of-year performance full of music, dance, storytelling, and creativity. From animal introductions in Spanish to handmade masks crafted in Visual Art and STEAM, every detail reflected the collaboration, confidence, and imagination of our young performers. Bravo to our first graders, teachers, and supportive families for bringing this special production to life! 🌟🐘🎭

From wild roars to big imaginations, our Kindergarten lit up the stage during their "Where the Wild Things Are performance!" 🐾 Through music, movement, and student-created costumes, this cherished tradition celebrates creativity, confidence, and the joy of bringing stories to life.

Hi Echo Families & Friends 💙

We’re heading into another fun-filled week at Echo with field trips, showcases, athletics, performances & a whole lot of school spirit! Students will be busy both on and off campus, from visiting Underwood Family Farms to some of our students taking the stage for “This is Me” and cheering each other on during our Spirit Games. We can’t wait to wrap up the week together with Spirit Day and the Lip Sync Assembly. Go Hawks! 🌟