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LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE FEEDER SCHOOLS *INDICATES DUAL ENROLLMENT-NOVEMBER 2014 Comp/Pilot/SLC/SS/Academy Address CODE Bernstein High School* 1309 North Wilton Pl LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE FEEDER SCHOOLS *INDICATES DUAL ENROLLMENT-NOVEMBER 2014 Comp/Pilot/SLC/SS/Academy Address CODE Bernstein High School* 1309 North Wilton Pl. Comprehensive HS Los Angeles, CA. 90028 323 817 5427 or 817 6461 BERN/HIGH Academic Performance Excellence Academy-APEX-Charter* 1309 North Wilton Pl. 3rd floor Hollywood, CA 90028 STEM Academy-Pilot* 1309 North Wilton Pl. 4th floor Hollywood, CA 90028 AMBASSADOR HIGH COMPLEX 701 S. Catalina St Ambassador School of Global Leadership (ASGL) Pilot* Los Angeles, CA 90005 213 480 3729 or 480 4700 RFK/HIGH Los Angeles High School of the Arts-Pilot* 701 S. Catalina St. A414 Los Angeles, CA 90005 New Open World Academy* 701 S. Catalina St Pilot Los Angeles, CA 90005 School for the Visual Arts & Humanities-Pilot* 701 S. Catalina Street Los Angeles, CA 90005 UCLA Community School* 701 S. Catalina Street Pilot Los Angeles, CA 90005 Belmont HS, LAMP,SAGE, Multi-Med.* 1575 W 2nd St., One school-All SLC’s Los Angeles, CA 90026 BELL/HIGH Alliance College ready #16 @ Belmont High School 1575 W 2nd St., Same code for now Los Angeles, CA 90026 Phone 213 241 8533 BELL/HIGH Los Angeles High School* 4650 W OLYMPIC BLVD Comprehensive LOS ANGELES, CA 90019 323 900 2700 LA/HIGH Camino Nuevo High School* 3500 West Temple St. Charter Los Angeles, CA 90004 213736 5566 CAM/HIGH Cortines High School * 450 N. Grand Ave Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90012 213 217 8609 or 8600 CORT/HIGH Los Angeles Teachers Prep Academy LATP* On the Campus of Roybal High 1200 Colton St. Los Angeles, CA 90026 213 580 6430 ROYB/HIGH Roybal Learning Center* 1200 Colton St. Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90026 213 580 6426 or 6409 LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE FEEDER SCHOOLS *INDICATES DUAL ENROLLMENT-NOVEMBER 2014 Comp/Pilot/SLC/SS/Academy Address CODE Contreras Learning Complex* 322 South Lucas Ave. School of Social Justice-PILOT Los Angeles, CA 90017 213 240 3800 CON/HIGH Academic Leadership Community* 322 South Lucas Avenue PILOT Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles School of Global Studies –SLC* 322 South Lucas Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90017 GLOB/HIGH School Of Business and Tourism PILOT* 322 South Lucas Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90017 Downtown Magnets High School* 1081 West Temple St. Magnet-LAUSD Los Ángeles. CA. 90012 213 4810371 DOTW/HIGH Eagle Rock High School* 1750 Yosemite Dr. Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90041 323 340 3546 ER/HIGH Environmental Science and Technology High-Charter* VDK 2930 Fletcher Drive Los Angeles, CA 90065 323 739 0560 ESAT/HIGH Fairfax High School * 7850 Melrose Ave Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90046 323370 1200 FAIR/HIGH Franklin High School * 820 North Avenue 54 Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90042 323 550 2000 FRAN/HIGH Gertz-Ressler Charter * 2023 South Union Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90007 213 745 8026 GERT/HIGH Hollywood High School * 1521 N. Highland Ave. Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90028 323 993 1700 HOLL/HIGH Los Angeles Leadership Academy* 234 East Avenue 33 Los Angeles, CA 90031 John Marshall High School* 3939 Tracy Street Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90027 323 671 1400 MARS/HIGH LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE FEEDER SCHOOLS *INDICATES DUAL ENROLLMENT-NOVEMBER 2014 Comp/Pilot/SLC/SS/Academy Address CODE Sotomayor High (Taylor Yard)* 2050 San Fernando Road School of History & Dramatic Art Pilot Los Angeles, CA 90065 323 276 5500 SOTO/HIGH Alliance Tech Math/Science Charter* 2050 San Fernando Road Los Angeles, Ca 90065 Los Angeles River School Pilot* 2050 San Fernando Road Los Angeles, CA 90065 e-CALS Early College Academy Charter * 2050 San Fernando Road Los Angeles, CA 90065 New Designs Charter School* 2303 Figueroa Way Charter Los Angeles, Ca 90007 213 765 9084 NEW/HIGH LA Center for Enriched Studies* 5931 W 18th Street 6-12 Comprehensive Los Angeles, CA 90035 CALS Early College High School* 7350 N. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90041 West Adams High School* 1500 W WASHINGTON BL Comprehensive LOS ANGELES, CA 90007 323 373 2504 or 2500 ADAM/HIGH 4131 S. Vermont Ave Manual Arts High School Comprehensive* Los Angeles, CA 90037 323 399 8570 MAN/HIGH 1575 W 2nd St., College ready Charter Number 16 @ Belmont Los Angeles, CA 90026 11800 Texas Ave Los Angeles, Ca 90025 University High School 1440 E Broadway, Glendale, CA 91205 Glendale Senior High School 1200 Cornwell St Bravo Medical Magnet Los Angeles, CA 90033 North Hollywood High School 5231 COLFAX AVE NO HOLLYWOOD, CA 91601 LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE FEEDER SCHOOLS *INDICATES DUAL ENROLLMENT-NOVEMBER 2014 Comp/Pilot/SLC/SS/Academy Address CODE Zoo Magnet 7676 S SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES, CA 90003 Fremont Senior High 1319 E 41ST ST Jefferson High School LOS ANGELES, CA 90011 3537 FARMDALE AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90016 Dorsey High School Comprehensive 2955 S ROBERTSON BLVD Hamilton Senior High Complex LOS ANGELES, CA 90034 651 Glenwood Road Glendale, CA 91202 Hoover High School 4500 MULTNOMAH ST LOS ANGELES, CA 90032 Wilson High School Washington Prep High School 10860 S DENKER AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90047 3501 N BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CA 90031 Lincoln High School Alex Philibos Armenian 1615 North Alexandria Avenue Los Angeles, California 90027 15777 BOWDOIN ST PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 Palisades Charter High School .
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