LAUSD and Region South are paying tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society. Click the picture to the above for more.
Region South will be hosting our College and Career Day celebration at CSU Dominguez Hills on Saturday, October 21st. Click the picture above for more.
Region South Honors National Suicide Prevention Month.
Resources (links):
Welcome from Region South Superintendent Andre Spicer
Introducing the Region South iAttend Attendance Playbook
Click here to access the Region South iAttend Attendance Playbook
Being on time and in regular attendance supports
Parent Advisory Committee Elections
LAUSD Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho visits Region South
First Day of School at Fremont Senior High
Los Angeles Library books for students of all ages to read and learn from this summer
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.
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STEAM Gala creates awareness of students' classroom abilities and possible career paths
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
UTK is Free for All Children; Sign up today
Here's how to get your child enrolled in the program
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.
Free on-demand tutoring available 24/7 for students of all ages and abilities
Mental health hotline to help students and families is available every day for your support
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.
