Our JSA chapter joined City Councilman Curren D. Price Jr. in advocating for the renovation of District 9's South Park to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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Our JSA chapter won a commendation for being the most civilly engaged chapter and was recognized for organizing the second most members to Fall State. Marcos Gonzalez won two Best Speaker Gavels. See our videos for more....
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Joined with City Councilman Curren D. Price Jr., Neuwirth JSA students interviewed local residents to find out what city change they were passionate about and to encourage them to vote this Tuesday.
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Five of Neuwirth's students were invited to serve as directional staff at Alliance's 10th Anniversary Celebration at the manse of Tony Ressler and Jami Gertz October 23, 2014. Besides duties, they got to chat with LL Cool J and dance with Jami to OXOMATLI live.
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On Sept. 13th, Neuwirth JSA Club volunteered to go door-to-door in South L.A. to help the Mayor hear from South L.A. residents & give the skinny on raising the minimum wage.
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Seniors: Floyd, Silvia, and David D. and Juniors: Shantrell and Sarah E. are off to Georgetown for three weeks to student AP Government and Political Communication.
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While Juniors and Seniors debate over city resolution, Dan Schnur (candidate for California Secretary of State) delivers a poignant message of reconciliation.
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Alliance College-Ready Public Schools (hereinafter referred to as ―the Alliance‖) is submitting this renewal petition to the Los Angeles City Board of Education of the Los Angeles Unified School District as its sponsoring district and is requesting charter renewal approval for a period of five years from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2016.
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Congress 2014 is a student-run simulation where students take on the role of members of Congress in order to better understand the legislative process by participating in it.
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Out of 156 ELL students, 51 (32.7%) students were reclassified as fluent English speakers in one year! This compares to LAUSD's average of 13.7% and California's average of 12.2%. Way to go students!!
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