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School History

Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, a historic landmark constructed in 1913, sits proudly at 700 N. Bradfield Avenue in Compton, California. Spanning 9.7 acres, this expansive site blends the charm of early 20th-century architecture with modern educational facilities. The campus is home to 20 single-story permanent buildings, complemented by 35 portable classrooms, offering a dynamic and flexible learning environment. With a total of 66 classrooms, Theodore Roosevelt Elementary provides ample space for a rich and diverse curriculum, fostering growth and creativity for generations of students. Furthermore, Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School is named in honor of Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States. Known for his progressive policies and dedication to conservation, Roosevelt was a leader who championed education, reform, and the betterment of society. His legacy as a statesman, naturalist, and advocate for the common good makes him a fitting namesake for a school committed to nurturing young minds and fostering leadership in future generations.

Theodore Roosevelt

Letter From The White House

School Meeting

Publicity Record Book 1930's