Partnership for Los Angeles Schools

The Partnership for Los Angeles Schools is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, California. Established in 2007, the Partnership employs 136 individuals and generates approximately $10.2 million in annual revenue. The Partnership's mission focuses on transforming schools within the Los Angeles Unified School District to provide high-quality education for all students. They achieve this by managing and building capacity within 20 schools, predominantly serving grades K-12, located in the Watts, South LA, and Boyle Heights communities. The Partnership's school transformation model encompasses three key components: Great Leaders, Highly-Effective Teaching, and Engaged & Empowered Communities. The "Great Leaders" component provides professional development, guidance, and coaching to school principals and assistant principals, fostering collaborative leadership and effective school systems. "Highly-Effective Teaching" focuses on teacher leaders through professional learning and coaching, emphasizing strong classroom instruction and peer support. "Engaged & Empowered Communities" leverages partnerships with over 100 community organizations to empower families and advocate for their children's education through the Parent College program. For more detailed information, you can visit Partnership for Los Angeles Schools' website at www.PartnershipLA.org.