Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles, Los Angeles | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

Excellent school with great staff. As a parent, I appreciate that the school sets high standards for curriculum, behavior and appearance. The school is strict with behavior and appearance. They issue demerits for bad habits or breaking rules. BUT they also issue merits to students for good academic habits and behavior and earn rewards. The school teaches students how to be professional so they can be successful in college and beyond. From day one, students are taught that they can and will go to college, then work every day toward that goal.
The Director and Principal are approachable and all teachers have been nothing but friendly and available. They respond promptly to questions and are available to meet. Teachers are creative with teaching and there are clubs/sports to join. Coursework is challenging but staff takes time to explain and provide help.
In my experience, I would go so far as to say that this school is better than any public high school in the area and just as good if not better than even tuition charging private high schools in Los Angeles.
Bottom line: Students are expected to learn the subjects, to learn how to think for themselves and be independent, to put in effort and work to achieve their goals, just like in real life. If that’s what you want for your child, send them here. If you want a school for them where they can just “get by”, then maybe this isn’t the school for you.

I thought this school would be good because it’s a charter/private school but when I took the tour around the school many kids had a face like if they didn’t wanna be there and they didn’t look motivated. The principal is rude and when she talks to you she has a sarcastic tone which I found very rude and unprofessional. They don’t have any extra curricular activities nor sports which I thought was odd especially since it’s a high school. My daughter herself has heard some negative reviews about this school and I’m not going to put her in a school where she does not feel comfortable nor wants to be part of that environment

As a freshman student at first I didn’t want to come to this school but once I came I got to meet new people I made new friends. The teachers are really kind here, they support you with anything you need, they give you advice on anything you need being something from school or from home, they give you full support in anything you need, they give students the opportunity to have one on one with the teachers. I recommend this school is a very good school for kids and it gets you ready for college.