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Partnerships to Uplift Communities (PUC) is a non-profit charter school management organization designed to significantly increase college entrance and graduation rates for underserved students in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. PUC operates a growing network of small, public charter schools and will create more schools in high-need communities in coming years.
PUC Schools was founded on a belief that superior schools build superior communities. Our current schools have achieved outstanding results with our students, and we look forward to bringing that success to more students in communities of need.
We welcome you to learn more about our schools and our vision for students.
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Doorway to College Opens in Northeast L.A.
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After almost a decade in temporary quarters on a former used car lot, one of the city’s top performing
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middle schools is building a state of the art campus. The doors to the new CALS Charter Middle School, a 2009 California Distinguished School, will open September 9...
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Two PUC Schools Receive the California Distinguished School Award
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Congratulations to the leadership, staff and families of CALS Charter Middle School and CALS Early College High School.
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What a wonderful recognition! Keep up the great work.
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Teach at PUC
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We are currently seeking individuals who are committed to increasing student achievement and working in our two
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geographic areas to get all students to college. Send us your resume and application today to apply for your position at PUC Schools...
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Greeting Card Contest @ CCECHS
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Community Charter Early College High Schools take part in art contest and raises funds for the arts program. The winners
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have the opportunity to see their artwork printed on greeting cards that will be sold as a fundraiser for the visual arts program.
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LA Times: Students Unplugged - the Horror, the Horror!
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CALS ECHS students go without electronic devices and get noticed by the LA Times! LA Times: A homeroom class at L.A.'s
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California Academy for Liberal Studies Early College High School will forgo all electronic devices for seven days.
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New Meeting Agenda for November 2, 2009
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