The Contreras Learning Center–School of Social Justice is celebrating projects led by students that promote fairness, and awareness of the community. Projects in social advocacy and collaborative learning have shown that the school is dedicated to giving leadership skills, and sense of social responsibility while also helping them do well in school.

Q1. Are there chances to do community service at the School of Social Justice?

Ans. Yes, students are often encouraged to work on community-based projects that are in line with the school's focus on social justice.

Q2. Do you offer Advanced Placement (AP) classes?

Ans. The school should have the most up-to-date list of AP classes, as they may change from year to year.

Q3. What kinds of help do you give to students?

Ans. The school has programs to help students with counseling, academic advising, and interventions.

Q4. Is it a good idea for parents to get involved?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to meetings, advisory councils, and school events.

Q5. Are there activities outside of school that the school offers?

Ans. Students can join clubs and groups on campus that promote leadership and getting involved.