We the People High School in Long Beach, California, is a public charter school for students in grades 9 through 12. The school has about 45 to 50 students, which means that there is only one teacher for every eight students. The school puts a lot of emphasis on project-based and individualized learning, with a strong focus on preparing students for college, getting involved in their communities, and solving problems in the real world. The curriculum encourages students to think critically, get involved in their community, and learn about current events. There are students from many different backgrounds, including Hispanic, African American, Asian, and mixed-race students. Academic performance shows that the student is not very good at basic subjects. For example, their Math proficiency is below the state average, and their Reading (ELA) proficiency is also not very good. Students can take tests like the SAT to get ready for college. We the People High School is in the city of Long Beach and is known for its small-school feel, personalized attention, and hands-on learning style.