UCLA Community School
UCLA Community School and all Los Angeles Unified schools will be closed for the rest of the school year and summer.

Next Coffee w/the Parents June 2nd 8am See announcements
8th Grade Parent Mtg See announcements
Senior Parent Mtg See announcements

Grab and Go Food continues / Comida para llevar continúan
Monday-Friday lunes-viernes 8am-11am

LAUSD Update on School Closure

Noticias importantes del Districto LAUSD
LAUSD 학군 업데이트

Watch the latest update by our Superintendent Austin Beutner.
Schools will be closed for the rest of the school year.
Summer school will be through remote learning.

LAUSD Hotlines
Families:  213-443-1300
Employees: 213-241-2700

Resources During School Closure

Recursos durante el cierre de la escuela
학교 휴교중 쓰일 학습자료들

Grab-and-Go Food Center / Comida para llevar
Monday – Friday 8-11am (Entrance 8th Street)
Lunes – viernes a las 8-11am (Entrada Calle Ocho)

Call us / Llámenos (626) 656-3542
E-mail uclacommunity@gmail.com

It all starts with a vision.
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We expect students who graduate from UCLA Community School to enter the adult world as confident and capable human beings, prepared to succeed in college, pursue meaningful careers, and participate in our democracy.

The adults that support these students know them well and ensure that each engages in scholarship that is challenging and relevant to their lives. 

Academics

To achieve this vision, we combine teaching, research, and service — advancing UCLA’s core mission in a dynamic partnership school.

As one of the first Pilot Schools in Los Angeles, we are a neighborhood public school that has freedom to innovate in exchange for heightened accountability to perform.

Our Success
graduation family

We are also guided by a set of core beliefs.

Language and culture are central to learning and human development.

Individuals learn as members of a community that values their participation and is respectful, productive, and inclusive.

The purpose of schooling is to guide all learners, both students and adults, to think critically about the world around them, to engage as agents of social change, and to promote democratic practices.

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