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No formal application is required for a qualified student who resides within the school’s boundaries since SAS is the school site’s GATE instructional program for its students. Student eligibility will be verified at the SAS site through District records and articulation with the sending school.
How are students accepted into SAS? Once eligibility is verified, applicants are randomly selected to attend SAS sites. The number of students selected is based on the number of available spaces at a particular school (students who reside within the school’s boundaries MUST be accommodated first). The number of
Who is eligible? How are students selected? Is there transportation? Who can I contact for more information? Unified Enrollment provides the opportunity to apply for several LAUSD programs, including Magnet, PWT, Multilingual Multicultural Program, SAS, ACS, and Affiliated Charter.
Our School for Advanced Studies is a specialized, high-achieving program within Patrick Henry's Humanitas Academy for Social Awareness. Students who are identified as gifted or high-achieving can apply to the School for Advanced Studies.
Encino Charter Elementary School is a School for Advanced Studies (SAS). We have received this designation for our exemplary Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program. Encino Charter is acknowledged for its exemplary, innovative, equitable and effective GATE practices.
Who can apply to Schools for Advanced Studies (SAS)? K-12 applicants must reside within the boundaries of the Los Angeles Unified School District and meet specific eligibility requirements. Applicants must meet one of three eligibility criteria:
29 lip 2021 · Studies (SAS) student participation data in My Integrated Student Information System (MiSiS). All designated SAS sites (including Affiliated Charter School sites) are required, annually, to report SAS student participation data for qualified SAS participants to ensure equitable access. MAJOR CHANGES:
