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Los Angeles High School | Empowering Future Leaders Since 1873
Los Angeles High School stands as the oldest public high school in Southern California and a cornerstone of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Founded in 1873, our institution has consistently provided a dynamic educational environment where students thrive academically, personally, and professionally. With a student body of approximately 2,000 in grades 9 - 12, we emphasize creative collaboration, fostering skills essential for lifelong success. Our mission prioritizes personalized growth, ensuring graduates are equipped to lead fulfilling, responsible lives. The vision drives us to cultivate empathetic thinkers, effective communicators, and innovators proficient in 21st-century competencies.

Our royal blue and white colors, symbolized by the Romans mascot, reflect our proud legacy and forward-looking commitment to excellence. Through 47 Honors/AP classes, 21 varsity sports, 24 career and technical programs, and a STEAM magnet, we prepare students for diverse pathways. Over 30 clubs and organizations enrich extracurricular engagement, while community partnerships enhance learning opportunities. Our bilingual outreach, including Spanish-language events and resources, underscores inclusivity. As a historic institution, we blend tradition with innovation to empower future leaders.
Services
Honors/AP Classes Varsity Sports Career and Technical Education STEAM Magnet Program Clubs and Organizations
Highlights and features
  • We offer 47 Honors/AP classes to challenge advanced learners.
  • Our 21 varsity sports programs promote teamwork and athletic excellence.
  • 24 career and technical education courses prepare students for real-world careers.
  • A STEAM magnet program integrates science, technology, arts, and mathematics.
  • Over 30 clubs foster diverse student interests and leadership opportunities.
Services
Honors/AP Classes
Our 47 Honors/AP classes challenge students with college-level curricula across disciplines. Designed to prepare learners for higher education, these courses emphasize critical thinking, research, and analytical skills. Students gain a competitive edge through rigorous academic training aligned with university expectations.
Varsity Sports
With 21 varsity teams, we promote physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Our programs cater to diverse athletic interests, from traditional sports like football and basketball to emerging activities. Coaches emphasize discipline, leadership, and balancing academics with athletics.
Career and Technical Education
These 24 hands-on courses prepare students for immediate careers or further technical education. Offerings include engineering, computer science, and arts programs. Students gain practical skills through industry-aligned projects and partnerships with local employers.
STEAM Magnet Program
Our STEAM magnet integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics through interdisciplinary projects. Students solve real-world problems using innovation and creativity. The program fosters collaboration and prepares learners for STEM careers.
Clubs and Organizations
Over 30 clubs cater to academic, cultural, and special interest groups. Activities range from debate teams to robotics and arts societies. These groups develop leadership, social skills, and passion-driven learning beyond the classroom.
Questions
What grade levels does Los Angeles High School serve?
We serve students in grades 9 through 12.
What academic programs are available?
We offer 47 Honors/AP courses, 24 career and technical programs, and a STEAM magnet.
Are there extracurricular activities?
Yes, with 21 varsity sports and over 30 clubs.
Is the school accredited?
As a public school in LAUSD, we meet all state and federal standards.
What languages are supported?
We provide bilingual resources, including Spanish-language events and materials.
How can parents get involved?
Parents can join the School Site Council, ELAC Committee, or attend events like Coffee with the Principal.