The Contreras Learning Center and the Los Angeles School of Global Studies are honoring students who have done well in international studies and global projects. The school continues to prepare students for college and being a good citizen in the world by offering new programs in world languages, cultural exchange, and leadership.

Q1. Are there world language classes at the school?

Ans. Yes, students can take world language classes that are in line with the school's focus on global studies.

Q2. Are there any programs for exchange students or students from other countries?

Ans. Opportunities may change from year to year, so families should get in touch with the school to find out about current global learning programs.

Q3. What kinds of counseling do you offer?

Ans. Students can get help with their academic and college counseling to help them meet their graduation requirements.

Q4. Are there Advanced Placement (AP) classes at the school?

Ans. The school administration should be able to tell students if AP classes are available each year.

Q5. What can parents do to stay involved in school activities?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to school meetings, advisory groups, and events on campus.