Citizens of the World Charter Schools, Los Angeles
Citizens of the World Los Angeles (CWC LA) operates three highly diverse, academically challenging, and community-based public charter schools currently serving 1,600 students in grades TK-7.
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- LEARN ·2024 Grants Challenge
STEAM Regional Middle School Science Curriculum
This region-wide initiative led by Citizens of the World Los Angeles will create a new STEAM focused Science curriculum to be rolled out to all middle school (MS) students. Curriculum highlights include a robotics course and a CTE pathway in the Information & Communication Technology (ICT)/Digital Media (DM) sector (linked to a growing, high priority industry in Los Angeles*) as well as improved facilities and after school programs. *Diversity and STEM: Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities 2023
- LEARN ·2016 Grants Challenge
CWC LA: building communities that embrace equity and address injustice
Citizens of the World Los Angeles will prepare our students to thrive in our diverse schools and society by making critical investments in race, equity and diversity training for our staff.
- LEARN ·2015 Grants Challenge·🎉 Winner
A Peaceful Los Angeles: Developing the Hearts and Minds of Our Future Leaders
In order to fulfill our mission, Citizens of the World seeks to construct a rich, comprehensive social-emotional learning (SEL) program, as we believe self-regulation and social connection are essential components of every child’s development. Including SEL in everyday instruction allows for deeper, longer-term learning to occur. Ultimately, we envision that students who have built strong social-emotional competencies will become better citizens of our complex, diverse, and ever-changing world.
- LEARN ·2014 Grants Challenge
HEAR LA amps up music education and outreach to create opportunity for LA kids
HEAR LA inspires LA children to create their own voice through music by collaborating with students from CWC Mar Vista and around the world.