CTE-Linked Learning L.A.

🌟 The Summer Seminar is officially underway at Theodore Roosevelt High School!🌟

Students are kicking off five weeks of career exploration, hands-on learning, and professional growth. Through industry pathway experiences, college campus tours, and meaningful connections with their peers, participants are gaining valuable insight into future career opportunities.

Throughout the program, students will collaborate on group projects while building essential workplace skills such as teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and public speaking. The experience will culminate in presentations to industry partners, giving students the chance to showcase their learning, receive professional feedback, and strengthen their college and career readiness.

We’re excited to see all they accomplish this summer! 🚀🎓💼 Los Angeles Unified School District LAUSD Region East Linked Learning Alliance

🚀 Ready to explore a future in STEAM?

High school juniors and incoming seniors are invited to apply for paid summer job opportunities that provide real-world experience in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) careers.

Participants will have the opportunity to:
✅ Gain hands-on career experience
✅ Work alongside industry professionals
✅ Build workplace and professional skills
✅ Complete up to 100 work hours in a STEAM-related field

This opportunity is designed for students interested in exploring career pathways and learning more about the exciting possibilities available in STEAM industries.

Note: This opportunity is not sponsored by LAUSD

📣 Calling young leaders in Los Angeles!

The Olivia E. Mitchell LA City Youth Council is accepting applications for its next cohort through June 30.

Youth Council members (ages 16-25) gain firsthand experience in local government, develop leadership skills, collaborate on community projects, and help shape recommendations on policies and programs that impact young Angelenos.

Participants will:
✅ Learn how local government works
✅ Build leadership and professional skills
✅ Work alongside civic and community leaders
✅ Help develop solutions for issues affecting youth across Los Angeles

There are 30 seats available, each with a representative from a Los Angeles City Council District.

Visit https://youthcouncil.lacity.gov/ for more info.

LA City Youth Council | LA City Youth Council The OpportunityThe OpportunityThe Olivia Mitchell LA City Youth Council has established it's first citywide cohort. The council seats 30 empowered youth from across the City who will serve a one-year term. During their term, members learn about the inner working of local government, drive special co...

🎓👏 Congratulations to the seniors in the John F. Kennedy High School CTE Child Development pathway who recently participated in a Grad Walk at Tulsa Street Elementary!

Throughout the school year, these students have served as tutors and classroom aides through a meaningful internship experience, supporting younger learners while developing their own leadership, communication, and teaching skills.

Tulsa Elementary proudly honored the Class of 2026 seniors during the Grad Walk, celebrating the positive impact they have made on campus.

The partnership between Kennedy High School and Tulsa Elementary continues to grow through activities such as Read Across America, Harvest Festival, Science Night, and Movie Night, with plans to expand into student-led lessons in the future.

A special thank you to CTE teacher Sara Dixon, Principal Oscar Vasquez, Principal Ritma Estupinan, and everyone who helps make this powerful career-connected learning experience possible. 🌟 Los Angeles Unified School District LAUSD Region North

“Completers” are students who successfully complete a school’s career pathway. The Los Angeles Unified School District CTE-Linked Learning department is visiting our schools with the top five highest “completers.”

On June 3, we dropped by for Huntington Park Institute of Applied Medicine to visit Principal Chaikittirattana and his outstanding team. HPIAM had an 88.3% completion rate for the class of 2025, ranking it as the top school in LAUSD for the second consecutive year.

This takes an incredible effort from students, staff, teachers, counselors, and administrators. Congrats to all! LAUSD Region East

👏 Congratulations to the students of the Phineas Banning High School Production and Managerial Arts career pathway who completed internships during the school year and were recognized with certificates from the Office of Assemblymember Mike Gipson! 🎉

Through experiences as Intern Ambassadors and Stage Crew interns, students developed leadership, communication, teamwork, and career readiness skills while gaining valuable hands-on experience. From mentoring peers and participating in mock interviews to supporting live performances, managing costumes and props, and assisting with technical production, students applied their learning in real-world settings.

These internships helped students build confidence, explore career pathways, and prepare for success in college, careers, and beyond.

Thank you to our community partners and supporters for helping make these transformative opportunities possible! 🌟
Los Angeles Unified School District LAschoolsSouth

🔥🎶 1,376 submissions. Nine finalists. One unforgettable showcase.

Los Angeles Unified School District student producers brought their best beats to the 5th Annual SoCal Beat Battle at Studios, demonstrating incredible creativity, technical skill, and artistic vision.

Congratulations to the finalists, participants, and educators who continue to inspire the next generation of music creators. 🎧✨

🔬🎓 The Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High CTE Biotechnology Pathway proudly hosted the 2026 STAR & EHA Program High School Research Poster Symposium!

As part of their senior research experience, students from Ms. Ramirez’s class partnered with USC laboratories to develop and present innovative scientific research projects. Students showcased their work to USC principal investigators, lab mentors, and members of the community, demonstrating the passion, creativity, and dedication of our future STEM leaders.

A special thank you to USC mentors and the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society (SCALACS) for sponsoring awards for the Top 5 Poster Winners and for their continued support of student achievement in science and research.

👏 Congratulations to all of our student researchers on this incredible accomplishment! Los Angeles Unified School District LAUSD Region East

Grover Cleveland Charter High School students toured the NBCUniversal Studios, explored behind‑the‑scenes production spaces, and met with camera crews, editors, and executives. They learned about internships, career paths, and job opportunities in the entertainment industry. Los Angeles Unified School District LAUSD Region North