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1. echoices.lausd.net › MagnetMagnet Home - Choices - Los Angeles Unified School District

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   Click here for more transportation information. Please contact the Choices Support Line at (213) 241-4177 if you have questions about the Magnet Program. UNIFIED ENROLLMENT WEBSITE IS BEST VIEWED IN THE FOLLOWING OPERATING SYSTEMS AND MINIMUM BROWSERS. *Applications must be printed full size on legal paper (8.5 X 14”).

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3. www.latimes.com › california › storyLAUSD guide: How to choose a school in Los Angeles - Los ...

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   Nov 5, 2019 · The paper applications are available at schools and at six local district welcome centers. Applications must be mailed to this address: Unified Enrollment, P.O. Box 513307, Los Angeles, CA 90051 ...

4. www.latimes.com › local › educationMagnet schools: How to navigate one of L.A.'s most complex ...

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   Oct 9, 2015 · Magnet schools: How to navigate one of L.A.’s most complex mazes. Students arrive for classes at the Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies in 2015. The stakes are high for families across Los ...

5. www.niche.com › m › los-angeles-metro-area2025 Best Magnet High Schools in the Los Angeles Area

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   Student-teacher ratio 21:1. #3 Best Magnet High Schools in Los Angeles Area. Long Beach Unified School District, CA, 9-12. 45 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars. Featured Review: Junior says Sato is one of the only schools I will always feel safe in, the staff and teachers are kind and always willing to help with any type of ...

6. www.lausd.org › site › defaultZones of Choice / Home - Los Angeles Unified School District

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   Find Your Zone. List of Zones. Bell Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Bell. Belmont Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Belmont. Bernstein Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Bernstein. Boyle Heights Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Boyle Heights. Carson Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Carson. Eastside Zone of Choice/Zona de Opción Eastside.

7. www.lausd.org › Page › 18732LAUSD Magnets - Los Angeles Unified School District

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   The LAUSD Magnet Program is a court-ordered voluntary integration opportunity available to all students in grades K-12 who live within the boundaries of LAUSD. The purpose is to provide an integrated educational and personal experience which prepares them to function in a diverse society, and helps to eliminate, reduce or prevent long-standing ...

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   What is a magnet school in Los Angeles?

   • Magnet schools occupy entire school campuses (i.e. Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School). What is a Magnet Center? Magnet centers are co-located on a LAUSD school campus with access to activities and experiences shared with the host school (i.e. Millikan Middle School Performing Arts Magnet).

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   How many points does a magnet school get?

   • Students already in a magnet school receive an automatic 12 points when they matriculate to the next campus. Students who complete 5th grade, for example, in a magnet elementary school have an automatic 12 points for their middle school magnet application. How do I choose a magnet to apply to? Parents can apply to any magnet in the district.

   Magnet schools: How to navigate one of L.A.'s most complex

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   Does Hamilton High School have a magnet program?

   • Hamilton High School is an L.A. Unified campus with multiple magnet programs. Students file out from the school during enrollment season for specialized Los Angeles public schools, including magnets and programs for gifted students. The options and application process can be complicated.

   LAUSD guide: How to choose a school in Los Angeles - Los Angeles Tim…

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   What is a magnet school & a permit with transportation?

   • In Los Angeles, magnet schools and permits with transportation are two programs that L.A. Unified began under a court-ordered integration plan about four decades ago. Magnet schools aim to maintain an enrollment that is 30% or 40% white in about 20% of their schools.

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   Does a magnet program offer transportation?

   • Transportation is available to some magnet programs. , contact the school or Transportation Services to determine if the magnet program offers transportation and if the closest pick-up/drop-off point is a reasonable distance from your home. Routes and pick-up/drop-off locations have been established for the 2025-2026 school year.

   Magnet Home - eChoices - Los Angeles Unified School District

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   How many magnet programs are there in LAUSD?

   • Currently, there are 210 magnet programs in the district, to which all LAUSD students can apply. The program was established in 1977 as a way to help desegregate schools and expand educational opportunities for students – especially those living in underserved parts of the city.

   School News LAUSD Magnets: Getting to the Points - L.A. Parent

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9. www.laparent.com › school-news › lausd-magnet-schoolSchool News LAUSD Magnets: Getting to the Points - L.A. Parent

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   Sep 29, 2016 · If your child has a sibling i n the magnet program you are applying to, you will receive another three points, known as “sibling” points. Four “wait list” points are awarded to your child each year they do not get into the magnet program you applied to, up to a total of 12 points. The absolute, maximum points a child can have is 23.