About Us
LINKED LEARNING
Linked Learning is an approach to education that transforms the traditional high school experience by bringing together strong academics, a demanding technical education and real-world experience to help students gain an advantage in high school, post-secondary education, and careers. We are a Silver Certified Linked Learning Pathway and will be looking to achieve Gold certification in the near future. The four core components of Linked Learning are:
Rigorous Academics The academic component of Linked Learning includes college preparatory English language arts, mathematics, science, history, and foreign language courses.
Real-World Technical Skills A challenging technical component of three or more courses that help students gain the knowledge and skills that can give them a head start on a successful career.
Work-Based Learning A series of work-based learning opportunities that begin with mentoring and job shadowing and evolve into on site internships, school-based enterprises, and/or virtual apprenticeships.
Personalized Support Support services including counseling and supplemental instruction in reading, writing, and mathematics that help students master the academic and technical learning.
State Bar of California Recognized High School
We are proud to be a California LAW, Inc. California State Bar recognized high school program that feeds into East Los Angeles College, and its Law School Pathway Program. A truly unique partnership that will provide Roosevelt Law & Public Service Magnet students a head start to the State Bar of California's plan to increase diversity in California's Law Schools.
Together with East Los Angeles College's Law School Pathway Program we have designed a unique opportunity to allow a cohort of Roosevelt Law & Public Service Pathway to satisfy several of ELAC's Pathway to Law Schools' courses through our Early College Program. As a "feeder high school" we are proud to be able to offer our students the Early College Program in which they will take CSU & UC transferable ELAC courses while still enrolled as high school students.
Our program is officially listed as a participating High School Law Pathway/Academy by California Law, Inc. the non-profit organization seeking to help diversify the Law profession in California and beyond.