A School Grows in Watts

2024 • Documentary

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About the film

In one of the most notoriously under-served cities in the country, an innovative elementary school works toward a re-imagined future through a community-based approach to education.

Weaving together the personal narratives of educators, students, and families involved with the Watts Learning Center, A School Grows in Watts explores the vibrant yet misunderstood community of Watts, highlighting its complex history and prevailing systemic obstacles through the ongoing work of a mighty school with humble beginnings.

The film paints a lyrical portrait of a school and a community working in unison that celebrates the rich legacy of Watts and uplifts its most vulnerable children. With an empathetic approach and strong observational lens, the film weaves an ensemble of complex characters — including students, teachers, parents, policymakers, community members, and others — as they interact with both the school and community over the course of a single school year.

Director

Ryan S. Porush

Producer

Ryan S. Porush, Melanie Luja, Oshea Luja

Executive Producer

Baron Davis, Haroon Saleem, Rao Yalamanchili

Awards & recognition

Catalina Film Festival

Official Selection

Dances With Films

Official Selection

Heartland International Film Festival

Official Selection

Twin Cities Film Festival

Official Selection

What people are saying

"A School Grows in Watts is genuine, profound, and inspiring."

Shelby Stephens

LA Sentinel

"A powerful testament to the power of education to change lives and the dedication of teachers, leaders, and parents to unlock a bright and beckoning future for the children of their community. Recommended."

Susannah Benedetti

Educational Media Reviews Online