News and Announcements

The 74, a national education news outlet, reports on how our schools address the trauma experienced by both students and their parents as arrests and immigration enforcement are on the rise.

The philanthropy founded by Steve and Connie Ballmer supports organizations focused on improving economic mobility for children and families in the United States.

CEO Ana Ponce was inducted into the Charter Schools Hall of Fame -- one of the highest honors from the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. Read Dr. Ponce's remarks on breaking the cycle of poverty and keeping immigrant families together.

Austin Beutner, the new superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, congratulated our Dalzell Lance High School graduates for their success and perseverance at commencement cermony.

Monica Garcia, president of the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education, presented the Soy Inteligente medal to one of our Miramar High School college-bound seniors at commencement ceremony.

8th Grade Families: As the end of the year approaches we would like all our 8th grade students and families to stay up to date with all upcoming activities. Please check out this calendar with all of the important dates for your students.

Have you checked out this month's calendar? April is a busy month and we want you all to be a part of the exciting events and activities we have planned for you! From Family Art Night next week to the Family Fun Fiesta on May 4th, we have different events for you to enjoy with your entire family AT SCHOOL!

Are you prepared for parent-teacher conferences? Please be sure to check with your teacher or main office if your child has re-enrolled for the next academic school year. You can also talk to your teacher about how you can help your class during the Family Fun Fiesta!

A tradition that began last year by Ms. Osuna and her Kindergarten class, became a campus-wide event that united our entire school community. Students of all grades and teachers alike marched on April 4th to demand more kindness in the world. This year, we dedicated our march to DACA recipients. We hope to educate our students to be agents of social change who are aware of the world around them, and our students put this into action during the 2018 Kindness March.