The L.A. Compact is an unprecedented commitment by 18 major L.A. institutions that want to see positive change in Los Angeles public schools, and better prepare local students for college and the 21st century workplace.
The L.A. Compact identifies important areas where its partners can work together to address pressing educational issues, better leverage resources and have a measurable impact.
L.A. Compact Goals
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All students graduate from high school. | |
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All students have access to and are prepared for success in college. | |
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All students have access to pathways to sustainable jobs and careers. | |
Read an executive summary of the L.A. Compact.
The Compact signers have pledged to put the interests of students first. They have committed to work together to meet the goals outlined above.
News Update:
L.A. Compact Wins
$5 Million Federal i3 Grant
The L.A. Compact/LAUSD proposal was selected from a pool of 1,700 applications from all over the country, and will receive a grant for $5 million over three years to support about 60,000 students at some of the district’s lowest achieving schools.
“The L.A. Compact signifies a major step forward for educational reform in Los Angeles.”
— Jack O'Connell, California State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Download PDF versions of the Compact on the documents page.
