Located in the middle of campus, our Parent Center is a welcoming space to learn more about the school, sign up for a class or workshop, or meet other families. Parent representatives are available to answer questions and support the involvement of families. Principal Leyda Garcia also holds monthly “Coffee with the Parents” events to share updates and welcome families.
Email Parent Center at uclacsparents@gmail.com.
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Join Principal Leyda Garcia and our Parent Representative for monthly “Coffee with the Parents” to hear updates and ask questions.
For more information, contact our Parent Center at uclacsparents@gmail.com.
Decision making body comprised of teachers, students, parents, UCLA representatives and community partners that sets the school’s vision, selects and annually evaluates the principal, determines the annual EWA terms for the teaching staff, and approves the annual budget.
Monthly Mtgs on Zoom Wednesdays 3:45-5:15pm
Welcome to the RFK Immigrant Family Legal Clinic! We offer three types of services to the RFK Community: legal consultations, full legal representation, and community education. Although the RFK campus is currently closed due to COVID-19, we are still OPEN (virtually) and offering all these services remotely. Visit their website here. Make a consultation request here.
Bienvenidos a La Clínica Legal Para Familias Inmigrantes! Ofrecemos tres tipos de servicios para la comunidad RFK: consultas legales, representación completa, y empoderamiento comunitario. Aunque las intalaciones RFK están actualmente cerradas por COVID-19, nosotros seguimos ABIERTOS (en manera virtual) y ofrecemos todos los servicios remotamente: Visite el sitio de web aquí. Llene un formulario para una consultación aquí.
A hallmark of community schools is their focus on the “whole child” and family wellness. UCLA Community School has a strong system of learning supports to integrate health and social services into the life of the school. In 2016-17, almost 20% of students were referred for support services to a variety of community agencies, including: Children’s Institute, Koreatown Youth and Community Center, Children’s Bureau, Los Angeles Guidance Center, Star View Community Services, and Aviva.
Two full-time mental health professionals–a school psychologist and a psychiatric social worker–provide infrastructure to prepare the whole school community for crisis and threats and promote mental health within classrooms. This support includes community circles and conflict resolution.
About two-thirds of our families are immigrants, primarily from Mexico, Central America, and Korea—among the highest percentage of immigrants in Los Angeles. For this reason, the school also partners with several immigrant rights organizations, including CARECEN, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA),and the National Day Laborer Organizing Network. A new school-based Family Immigration Legal Clinic is also under development in partnership with the UCLA Law School.
