Region South Student Advisory Council
The Region South Superintendent Student Advisory Council is actively identifying and addressing key issues affecting both their school and the surrounding community. To guide their efforts, they are employing a theory of action that outlines specific strategies and desired outcomes. This approach will enable them to create effective solutions and foster positive change within their communities.
Foshay Learning Center
Teams 20505 & 20506
Foshay Learning Center Robots
The aim of iAttend home visits is to reconnect with students and their families, providing support and resources to facilitate their re-engagement.
Region South's
Second Annual FAFSA/CADAA FAIR
Bring the whole family!
Saturday, January 25, 2025
Maxine Waters Preparation Center | Hector Icedo (323)357-7700
Harbor Occupational Center | Alison Bacon (310)241-4800
Los Angeles Trade Technology Center | Mark Washington (323)373-2300
2024 Region South College and
Career Fair
College and Career Fair
Region South is excited to invite our students and families to our College and Career Fair on Saturday, September 28. See attached flyer for details.
We will have over 90 colleges in attendance, including many private institutions and HBCUs.
Multiple workshops will be available for students and parents regarding college admissions requirements.
See your college counselor for registration.
Register here:
https://bit.ly/RegionSouthCollegeFair2024
Or Use QR Code below:
STEAM GALA 2024
Region South students showcasing their skills in Science, Teachnology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
Maxine Waters Preparation Center | Hector Icedo (323)357-7700
Harbor Occupational Center | Alison Bacon (310)241-4800
Los Angeles Trade Technology Center | Mark Washington (323)373-2300
California Green Ribbon Schools stand as beacons of innovation that showcase pioneering approaches toward enhanced indoor air quality, the implementation of outdoor classrooms, and comprehensive environmental education initiatives. Within these institutions, students are not merely recipients of knowledge; they are active participants in addressing pressing global issues, such as climate change, alongside tackling local challenges like water quality, food security, energy conservation, waste management, and emotional well-being.
2024 California Distinguished Schools
This prestigious honor celebrates schools across California that excel in closing achievement gaps and showcasing exceptional student performance through their remarkable commitment to excellence.
Region South Schools Honored
California Green Ribbon Schools stand as beacons of innovation that showcase pioneering approaches toward enhanced indoor air quality, the implementation of outdoor classrooms, and comprehensive environmental education initiatives. Within these institutions, students are not merely recipients of knowledge; they are active participants in addressing pressing global issues, such as climate change, alongside tackling local challenges like water quality, food security, energy conservation, waste management, and emotional well-being.
2024 California Distinguished Schools
This prestigious honor celebrates schools across California that excel in closing achievement gaps and showcasing exceptional student performance through their remarkable commitment to excellence.
Recognizing outstanding academic excellence and innovation, the Magnet Schools of America has awarded four Region South schools with National Merit Awards.
Click here to access the Region South iAttend Attendance Playbook
Also, please remember that Los Angeles Unified students receive a Student Success Card for accessing all Los Angeles Public Library materials online. Students do not need their actual card; they just need their library card number and personal identification number (PIN). If someone doesn't know their library card number or PIN, they can fill out this form, and a librarian will assist them.
Held in May, the annual STEAM Gala celebrates our students, as they demonstrate their achievements in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics. It is a day-long festival that brings awareness to the students and may signal their potential interest in a future profession.
his event represents a year-long focus on incorporating
Universal Transitional Kindergarten is available for students turning age four by Sept. 1. Please learn how to enroll your child in the program, and find answers to other questions you may have. Click on this link.
The phone hotline - 213-241-3840 - is open from 6 am to 6 pm on weekdays, staffed by counselors and mental health professionals to provide support in both English and Spanish. Teachers can also call to get advice on how to connect their students to services. Questions can also be sent to mentalhealth@lausd.net.