Student Support Programs
  • Academic Support and Achievement Program
     
    The Academic Support and Achievement Program (ASAP) is newly established this year as a result of the reorganization of the former Neglected, Delinquent, and/or At-Risk youth program.
     
    Purpose
    LAUSD Pupil Services will provide targeted, intensive academic support to identified, high-need foster and probation youth through one-on-one or small group afterschool tutoring by a Highly Qualified LAUSD teacher.
     
    Program Goal
    • Improve educational services for youth who are neglected, delinquent or at risk so that they have the opportunity to meet the same challenging academic standards as all other students
    • Engage caregivers, parents, and community partners in the educational process
    • Improve basic academic skills (math and reading)
    • Improve academic grades, as well as cooperation and work habit marks
    • Increase credit accrual toward high school completion
    • Increase graduation rates
  • Teacher Tutors will:
    • Review and assess academic records (grades, transcriptions, and test scores) and student strengths/interests
    • Collaborate with Pupil Services staff in the development, implementation, and monitoring of student driven academic support/tutoring plans every 90 days
    • Provide individualized and/or small group tutoring in a licensed facility, foster home, group home, and/or school or community setting

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    For more information, please contact:
      
    Edith Su, Aide
    (213) 241-3844 (PSA Main Line)
     
     

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Academic Support and Achievement Program

A-G Diploma Program

Commerical Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC)

CSEC-Resources

Homeless Education Office

Specialized Student Services

Student Discipline and Expulsion Support Unit

Suspension and Expulsion Information

Grounds for Suspension and Expulsion (English & Spanish)

Student Expulsion Procedures (English)

Student Expulsion Procedures (Spanish)

Other District Expulsions

Post-Expulsion Student Services

Suspension Appeal Process

  • Contact

     

    Director:
    Denise Miranda, Ed.D.

     

     

    District Homeless and Foster Youth Liaison

    District Contact: Denise Miranda, Ed.D.

    For additional information on students experiencing homelessness and students in Foster Care, please visit Student Support Services  

     
    Address:
    333 S. Beaudry Ave., 29th Floor
    Los Angeles, CA 90017
    P: (213) 241-3840
    F: (213) 241-3305
     
     

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