Wilshire Park has three elementary schools educating approximately 1500 children: Wilshire Park Elementary, Wilton Place Elementary, and St. Gregory Nazianzen Catholic School.

Wilshire Park School opened in September 2006.
Currently there are 550 students enrolled 
Wilton Place School was constructed in 1918 to accommodate the new residents following the post-World War I boom.
It has an reported enrollment of 780 students.

St. Gregory Nazianzen is a Catholic church owned by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles since 1923.
The current cast concrete building and adjacent school were dedicated in 1938, but the area around the intersection of Norton and 9th Street had been operating as a church and school for fifteen years prior.
Wilshire Park has three elementary schools educating approximately 1500 children: Wilshire Park Elementary, Wilton Place Elementary, and St. Gregory Nazianzen Catholic School.
Wilshire Park School opened in September 2006. Currently there are 550 students enrolled 
Wilton Place School was constructed in 1918 to accommodate the new residents following the post-World War I boom. It has an reported enrollment of 780 students.
St. Gregory Nazianzen is a Catholic church owned by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles since 1923. The current cast concrete building and adjacent school were dedicated in 1938, but the area around the intersection of Norton and 9th Street had been operating as a church and school for fifteen years prior.
Wilshire Park, Los Angeles