Echo Horizon School is located on a tree-lined section of McManus Avenue in Culver City. The building is officially designated as a Culver City Historical Landmark and is home to two original works of art by renowned artists Guy Dill. 

Our recently redesigned North and South Yards provide a beautiful backdrop for active outdoor play, our Sports & Wellness Program, and the AfterSchool Extended Day Program. All outdoor activities are always supervised by full-time Faculty and Staff.

The Pre-K Wing is perfectly suited for our youngest scholars with two spacious and vibrant classrooms both with direct access to our beautiful outdoor spaces.

The Kindergarten Suit includes two open, airy classrooms both designed for functionality and comfort. Each room has space designed to accommodate both academic work and imaginative play with direct access to the South Yard.

At every grade level our flexible classroom spaces include integrated SmartBoard technology, one-to-one personal technology for students and also allows for both whole class and small group/individual instruction.

As our scholars grow our academic program and learning spaces evolve with them. Fourth Grade students begin with a gradual introduction to more academic independence. Our Fifth and Sixth Grade students experience a fully departmentalized curriculum taught by specialist teachers in Math, Science and Humanities.

The heart of our school is our beautiful, light filled Library! Its collection tops 17,000 titles and is always growing. Throughout the year, there are fun and inventive programs to promote a life-long love of reading.

Global Arts at Echo Horizon is a multifaceted and dynamic program including Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Spanish Language and Cultures, and Music instruction. All are taught through a global lens and rooted in the study of diverse world cultures.

STEM based instruction takes place in our well-equipped Maker and STEAM spaces. Our students gain tangible skills and apply them to solve complex design and engineering problems rooted in the needs of the end user.