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Each state-of-the-art campus that PCSD develops enhances the academic opportunities of the students served. Our campuses are built to provide students and teachers with the structural resources to excel. Students, no longer crammed into makeshift classrooms in suboptimal buildings, thrive.

To date, PCSD has created 17,381 new charter school seats for six of the nation’s leading charter school management organizations (CMO) plus some high performing smaller-sized operators, the so-called "non-CMOs" or "moms and pops.". All these groups are opening elementary, middle, or high schools that provide viable alternatives for families currently in some of the worst performing schools.

With a $4 million PRI from The Walton Family Foundation dedicated to non-CMOs, PCSD continues to target investment opportunities to help them to expand their reach and extend their programs..

Academic Year Yearly Execution Cumulative Total
2005 1,176 1,176
2006 2,100 3,276
2007 1,585 4,861
2008 3,730 8,591
2009 3,697 12,288
2010 2,682 14,970
2011 1,426 16,396
2012 985 17,381

 

These projects include the following:

2012 Projects

  • Equitas Charter Academy Elementary
  • Aspire Alexandar Twilight College Prep Academy
  • Environmental Charter MIddle School

2011 Projects

2010 Projects

2009 Projects

2008 Projects

2007 Projects

2006 Projects

  • Huntington Park College-Ready Academy High School: Alliance: Project Page
  • Gertz-Ressler High School & Richard Merkin Middle School: Alliance: Project Page
  • Centennial College Preparatory Academy: Aspire: Project Page
  • Animo South Los Angeles, Phase II: Green Dot: Project Page

2005 Projects

  • Animo South Los Angeles High School, Phase I: Green Dot: Project Page
  • View Park Preparatory Accelerated Charter High School: ICEF: Project Page
  • Antonio Maria Lugo Academy: Aspire: Project Page
  • Huntington Park Charter School: Aspire: Project Page

 

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