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Established
  
2000

Number of students
  
500

Phone
  
+1 310-214-3400

Color
  
Blue, White

Principal
  
Katherine Villoria

Campus
  
Urban 1.91 acres

Mascot
  
White Tiger

Type
  
Four-year secondary school College Prep Curriculum

Address
  
16315 Grevillea Ave, Lawndale, CA 90260, USA

District
  
Lawndale Elementary School District

Similar
  
Environm Charter Middle Sc, Environm Charter Middle Sc, Lawndale High School, Hawthorne High School, Leuzinger High School

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Environmental Charter High School, abbreviated to ECHS, is a 9th through 12th grade public charter high school in Lawndale, California. Founded in 2000, it is a part of the Lawndale Elementary School District.

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Environmental charter high school


History

Environmental Charter High School was founded in 2000 by a group of parents, educators, businesses and non-profits. It is the second school in a network of Environmental Charter Schools in South Los Angeles.

Location

Environmental Charter High School is located off of Hawthorne Blvd in Lawndale, California. It is located near William Green Park, El Camino College, and walking distance from South Bay Galleria.

Demographics

For the 2015-2016 school year, Environmental Charter High School has 500 registered students.
Diversity:

  • Hispanic: 68%
  • African-American: 20%
  • Asian: 6%
  • Caucasian: 4%
  • Other: 2%
  • Academics

    Environmental Charter High School focuses on preparing students to continue on to a four-year university by designing student's schedules to align with University of California's A-G requirements.

    A variety of enrichment and advanced placement classes are offered in Environmental Charter High School including:

  • European History
  • United States History
  • Environmental Science
  • Spanish
  • Calculus
  • To build college readiness efforts, Environmental Charter High School offers SAT and ACT preparation as part of the course curriculum.To ensure students are prepared for the SAT, all of students take the PSAT in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades and the PACT in 10th and 11th grade. In order to graduate, all seniors are expected to apply and gain acceptance into a four-year university.

    Partnerships

    Environmental Charter High School partners with companies and non-profits in the community such as:

  • College Match
  • POSSEE Foundation
  • AAA Flag & Banner
  • Boeing
  • Media Policy Center
  • The Ahmanson Foundation
  • Kaboom!
  • LISC Los Angeles
  • Steinmetz Family Foundation
  • Chevron
  • Manatt
  • California Community Foundation
  • State Farm Insurance
  • Weingart Foundation
  • Walton Family Foundation
  • Athletics

    Environmental Charter High School offers a variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, and softball.

    Soccer

    The men's varsity soccer team, coached by Jose Juarez, has an overall record of 8-10 in the 2015-2016 season. The women's varsity soccer team, coached by Miguel Gamez, has an overall record of 2-11-1 in the 2015-2016 season.

    Basketball

    The men's varsity basketball team, coached by Owen Thomas, has an overall record of 12-9 in the 2015-2016 season. The men's junior varsity team, coached by Eric Contreras, has an overall record of 6-5 in the 2015-2016 season. The women's varsity basketball team, coached by Phillip Yates, has an overall record of 11-5 in the 2015-2016 season.

    Baseball

    The men's varsity baseball team, coached by Alex Serrano and Jose Juarez, has an overall record of 1-6-1 in the 2016 season.

    Softball

    The women's varsity softball team, coached by Brandie Cobb, has an overall record of 3-5 in the 2016 season.

    Outdoor education

    In addition to the academic curriculum, all grade level students participate in an extended learning outdoor education trip each year. Each grade level has different trips, and each grade level has a difficulty level. Starting in 9th grade toward 12th grade, outdoor ed starts to get more harder from Catalina to a very challenging trip that involves the LA tour.

    References

    Environmental Charter High School Wikipedia