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32nd Street School/USC Magnet

Los Angeles Unified School District

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    Congratulations class of 2021!

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    SCHOOL'S PSYCHOLOGIST

    Ivonne Moreno

    32nd St. USC Magnet Schools 

    Monday to Friday 

    Office Number: (213)749-7179

    Middle school counselor

    Sandra Rivera - sbr24161@lausd.net

    High school Office

    Chisato Craig - cmc5580@lausd.net

    > Schedule a meeting

    > Virtual HS Office

    > LACCD Dual Enrollment Dynamic Forms

    Isabel Ramirez - ixr9153@lausd.net

    > Schedule a meeting

    > Virtual Classroom

    James Cline: A-G Diploma Program -

    jjc0187@lausd.net

     

    International baccalaureate

    AVID

    32nd St Visual and Performing Arts Magnet is a certified AVID Elementary School! Click here for more information.

    AVID Coordinator:

    Margarita Clark - mww4195@lausd.net

    our mission

    To develop global learners who embrace diversity, academic achievement, and socio-emotional wellness to be ready for the world.

    Our vision

    We are committed to building internationally-minded, well-rounded, and caring students in our school community by providing global connections, inquiry-based instruction, and an integrated curriculum within the disciplines of Media, Arts, and Engineering.

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    About Us

    32nd Street/ LAUSD USC first opened its doors in September of 1904 on the corner of 32nd Street and Hoover and was surrounded by residential homes.  The original school was a two story brick building and is pictured here.  The original school was damaged by an earthquake in the early 1970's and was torn down because of its perceived instability.  Thereafter, between 1971 and 1974 a wooden school building was created and bungalows were actually built on site in support of that wooden structure.  This wooden structure was subjected to a major fire, which again destroyed the primary building and finally, the school became a series of bungalows in addition to the main administration building that now currently exists.

    The LAUSD USC Math, Science and Technology (MaST) High School began in 1994 as a collaboration between LAUSD, USC and the California National Guard (initial plans called for temporarily housing the school in National Guard facilities). The magnet was designed for college-bound students focusing on basic and applied sciences, math and technology. MaST opened – temporarily, it was thought – on the 32nd Street/LAUSD USC School campus until another location could be found. 

    The school is one of the largest drawing magnet school in LAUSD with some 3, 700 applications being filed for 160 spaces.  The teachers and staff of the school are the reasons why the applications reach such enormous proportions.  We are small, but we are mighty.  We are committed, we put students first and we are now..... 32nd Street Performing Arts (K-5)/LAUSD USC Media Arts and Engineering (6-12) and are proud to be!