Private school in Hancock Park

Our Larchmont Village campus has been a neighborhood school since 1954, and it serves children from age 2 through 8th grade with small class sizes and a family-run tradition that goes back to 1908.

In the heart of Larchmont Village, children from age 2 through 8th grade learn in small classes & grow up in a school their neighborhood has known since 1954.

Larchmont Village & a Los Angeles tradition

Page Academy was founded in Los Angeles in 1908, and our Hancock Park campus has been part of daily life on Larchmont Boulevard since 1954.

You'll find us at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, on a walkable stretch of neighborhood shops and cafes. The campus is close to Hancock Park, Windsor Square, Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, and Hollywood, which makes it a practical choice for families across central Los Angeles.

Children can join us at age 2 and stay through 8th grade graduation, so they grow up with teachers who know them, friends they've had for years, and the same character values guiding them at every age.

Programs in Hancock Park

Every program on this campus is built around the age it serves, and each one prepares children for the next.

What your family & your child can expect

Small class sizes

Classes are intentionally small, so your child gets individual, one-on-one attention in a well-managed classroom.

Open parent communication

We encourage parents to stay involved because we know it makes a difference, and our teachers keep in touch with every family in person and by email.

A robust academic program

Students master the fundamentals while collaborative projects and individual attention keep their curiosity and enthusiasm growing.

Project-based learning

Hands-on, interdisciplinary projects connect what students learn in class to the real world while they build critical thinking and communication skills.

Character values

Scholarship, service, leadership, community, spirit, and wellness guide life at Page, in the classroom and well beyond it.

Social-emotional learning

We treat social-emotional learning as a vital part of every child's education, so students grow into insightful leaders and effective problem solvers.

From 1908 & still growing

1908

Robert and Della Page Gibbs found Page in Los Angeles as a private military academy for boys.

1954

Page becomes a neighborhood school in Hancock Park, on Larchmont Boulevard.

1960s

The school moves from its military affiliation to a college preparatory curriculum.

Today

The fourth generation of the same family leads Page, with Kristin Vaughan Dickson, M.Ed. at the helm.

Why parents choose Page

"We chose Page because our daughter isn't just a number here. The small class sizes mean her teachers really know her strengths and give her the confidence to keep growing."
Page Academy parent
"Page feels like a family. From the first day, we knew our kids would be seen and supported, not just academically, but as people."
Page Academy parent
"With over 100 years of history, Page has a proven track record. We felt confident choosing a school that blends tradition with a forward-thinking approach to learning."
Page Academy parent

Visit us in Hancock Park

Address
565 N Larchmont Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Main office
(323) 463-5118
Ages served
Age 2 through 8th grade

Hancock Park questions & answers

What ages does the Hancock Park campus serve?
Our Hancock Park campus serves children from age 2 through 8th grade, with preschool, junior kindergarten, elementary, and middle school programs all on one campus.
Where is the Hancock Park campus?
The campus is at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village. You can reach the main office at (323) 463-5118.
Which neighborhoods is the campus close to?
The campus is close to Hancock Park, Windsor Square, Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, and Hollywood.
Do students wear uniforms?
Yes, students in elementary and middle school wear the Page Academy uniform, which can be ordered through the front office.
How much is tuition at the Hancock Park campus?
Tuition depends on your child's program and grade, and you'll find this year's rates for every Hancock Park program on our tuition and fees page.
How do I apply?
Most families start with a private tour. The admissions process includes a review of school transcripts and recommendations, a parent interview for elementary and middle school applicants, and a student interview for grades 6 through 8.
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