Partnerships and Programs*
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The Black Student Achievement Plan(BSAP). We believe that successful Black student achievement is defined by high academic performance, strong social-emotional awareness and management, and positive cultural identity. Furthermore, strategies and methods utilized to cultivate these things shall be directly responsive to the unique needs of Black students due in large, to the historic and ongoing social and economic conditions experienced by Black people. BSAP Link |
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Communities In Schools’ mission is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. Communities in Schools |
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LAUSD’s Cultural Arts Passport program is an innovative educational initiative designed to provide students in grades K-12 with a variety of cultural experiences. CAP provides opportunities for students to engage in experiential learning with different cultural institutions throughout the diverse Los Angeles community. Cultural experiences are far more meaningful when students see a strong link between the field trip and the instruction they receive in the classroom. Click here for more information |
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For students who commit to the program, DTS provides year-round holistic support and resources starting at the end of 8th grade, through high school graduation, college graduation and into career placement. Our program is based on five interwoven touchpoints that build upon one another - health and wellness, academic achievement, college preparation and completion, family engagement and career development. Our mandatory Study Hall runs daily after school until 6pm in Room 407. |
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EduCare delivers SEL support services, before and afterschool and summer programs, leadership development, STEM enrichment, and college access initiatives that help students build confidence, develop essential life skills, and reach their full potential.
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Just Keep Livin' was founded by Camila and Matthew McConaughey with the mission to empower high school students by providing them with the tools to lead active lives and make healthy choices for a better future. |
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The Wellbeing Center (WBC) is a student space. It is a nonjudgmental, confidential, safe, warm and welcoming place to drop by, relax, ask health-related questions (and receive medically accurate answers) and simply be free to be. Every Hamilton student is welcome! At the WBC, you will find caring Health Educators to support you with reproductive and sexual health related concerns, mental health needs (stress, healthy relationships, meditation...), and substance use and prevention care. We also offer a leadership opportunity called the Peer Health Advocate Program. Come in and ask us about it! Click here for more information |