Programs

Cleveland School Programs:

Academy of Art and Technology (AOAT) is a distinguished Lighthouse California Partnership Academy focusing on visual and graphic design for print and web that challenges and nurtures student as members of our educational family. AOAT provides students with a rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum of college and career preparation, including college and career field trips, a summer internship, and senior portfolio of professional level work.   

Advanced Studies (AS) provides state identified highly gifted, gifted, and high achieving students with a rigorous program to help students achieve their maximum potential. The Advanced Studies curriculum meets the high school graduation requirements and prepares students academically to meet the "a-g" University of California and California State University entrance requirements. Students have the option to participate in a four-year dual enrollment pathway through select community college classes as they develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the finest colleges and universities in the country.  

Affiliated Charter is available to all students accepted through the eChoices charter application process or who live within the attendance boundary established by LAUSD. Students have access to a wide variety of a-g courses and electives, including art, choral and instrumental music, dance, drama, and CTE. Advanced placement and other college-level courses are also open to all students in the program.    

Magnet Programs at Cleveland:

Global Media Studies Magnet (GMS): a four-year, project-based program focused on social justice themes and communication arts. GMS students are encouraged and supported as they explore the pressing issues facing the planet via their social studies, English and elective classes. Students learn to communicate their ideas through meaningful film and animation projects. The heart of our program is our two-story, 6,000-square-foot professional production and classroom facility. The Media Center houses a green screen studio, a control booth with a TriCaster multi-camera switcher, elaborate television sets donated by Nickelodeon, and plenty of space for computers and editing. Students have access to professional film editing software and cameras, along with guidance from industry experts.

Humanities Magnet (CORE): A Humanities education focuses on humankind: our development, our culture, our diversity, and our commonality. With an exposure to a wide range of study, students develop an overall appreciation for learning, along with the skills necessary for life after graduation. A Humanities education provides a strong foundation for any field one pursues in college.