When the only constant is change, we can better understand our community
by seeking to understand events that came before.
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A History of Boyle Heights As a gateway community for successive waves of immigrants, from European Jews to Mexicans, Russians and Japanese, this eastside Los Angeles community has fostered one of the most vibrant and colorful histories in Southern California. |
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Boyle Heights in the 50s Frank Gomez reflects on the changing makeup of Boyle Heights and Roosevelt High School. |
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Gang Culture Tony Bautista discusses the changes he’s seen in the past 20 years at Roosevelt, especially in regards to gangs. |
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School, Then and Now Henry Ronquillo, principal and former Roosevelt student, discusses how school has changed. |
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Changing Demographics An interesting look at how Roosevelt High School’s ethnic population has changed over the years. |