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Rooted in Culture.
Growing Together.
UCLA Community School is more than a TK–12 public school — it’s a community-rooted, university-assisted model for equity, learning, and multilingual excellence. As we celebrate 15 years of impact, we invite you to support our future by investing in what works: language, culture, access, and college dreams.


Highlights from the 2023- 2024 Annual Report
Our school takes pride in its remarkable accomplishments, reflecting our commitment to excellence. From high academic performance and college acceptance rates to innovative programs and student-led initiatives, these statistics showcase the success and dedication of our community. Together, we’re building a legacy of achievement!

84.5% Latino, 66% from immigrant households – reflecting our vibrant multilingual community.

51% of the Class of 2024 earned the California Seal of Biliteracy.

20,580+ hours of UCLA student/faculty service in 2023-24.

UCLA-CS was recognized with the College Board “Gold Access” award — top 6% in North America.
With 77% of faculty multilingual and 51% of graduates biliterate, UCLA-CS is a leader in dual language instruction. Read how Ms. Salinas-Hurtt’s Spanish Literature class scored 30 points above the national AP average.
From 28 new murals to the unforgettable visit by Little Amal, students embrace cultural identity and global justice through the arts. ➡️ Explore the story behind our visual learning experiences and cross-cultural engagement.
92% pass rate in AP Research. A college-going culture where even 10th graders take AP Seminar. ➡️ See how our “AP for All” vision redefines college readiness.
Student-led research revealed equity gaps in leadership — and created a plan to fix them. ➡️ Learn how students became researchers and change-makers.
Core Narratives
At UCLA Community School, students thrive in a dynamic learning environment grounded in equity, creativity, and college readiness. Explore our four core stories—Bilingual Excellence, Art & Justice in Action, College Starts Now, and Leadership for All—to see how our students and educators are shaping a future rooted in language, expression, scholarship, and leadership.