- New Village Charter High School
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New Village Charter High School Location Los Angeles, California Information Type Charter Established 2006 School district Los Angeles Grades 9-12 Gender All Girls Website http://www.newvillagecharter.org New Village Charter High School is an all-girls, college preparatory charter school, which opened in September 2006 with grades 9 and 10. For the school year beginning in September 2007, 11th grade will be added; and 12th grade will be added the following year. New Village’s goal is that all graduating seniors will be well prepared to either apply to a four or two year college; to enroll in vocational training; or to enter directly into the world of work. The school is located near Rampart and Beverly Boulevards in Los Angeles, California.
Charter School
New Village Charter High School is the first all girls charter school in California. The school encourages students within a girls-only setting to achieve academic success, emotional well-being, and social responsibility for self, family and community. By providing a rigorous curriculum with an individualized learning plan for each young woman, New Village Charter High School is designed to provide a personalized educational program based on strengths, needs, interests, goals and plans for a productive future.
The school provides individual counseling services and small group problem solving groups to assist young women in addressing personal and human development challenges. Through reflection in Advisory, weekly Group Discussion, journal writing and expression in drama, art, music and dance, girls have the opportunity to foster a positive emotional well-being. New Village offers students the opportunity to participate in community service in near-by agencies. Young women can learn social responsibility by sharing, giving and volunteering in local health, senior citizen, and early education agencies.
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Categories:- Charter schools in California
- Girls' schools in the United States
- High schools in Los Angeles, California
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