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I can Go To College!

I can Go To College!

The California Community Colleges’ Chancellor’s Office will be hosting a special I Can Go To College MeetUp and College Fair, previously known as the California Community Colleges Town Hall and College Fair, taking place on December 3, 2024, at Los Angeles Southwest College (LASC).
Veterans Day 2024

Observance of Veterans Day

En conmemoración del Día de los Veteranos,
La escuela estará cerrada el lunes 11 de noviembre de 2024
La escuela se reanudará el martes 12 de noviembre de 2024

In Observance of the Veterans Day,
School will be closed on Monday, November 11, 2024
School will resume on Tuesday, November 12, 2024
November Attendance

At CATS, iAttend every day we have school!

Metas de iAttend para noviembre
¡Tenemos una actitud de gratitud por su asistencia!
¡Asista a la escuela todos los días escolares, en todos los períodos y en todas las clases!
iAttend November Goals
We have an attitude of gratitude for your attendance!
Attend School every school day, every period for every class!!!

Calendar

Oct 17

District wide "Great Shakeout"

Time: 10 AM – 12 PM
Location: Diego Rivera Learning Complex

Oct 18

Shortened EVEN Day

Time: 8:30 AM – 2:15 PM

Oct 23

PSAT (Testing Schedule)

Location: Communication and Technology School

Senior Field Trips: CAL State Fullerton/CAL Poly Pomona

Location: Field Trip to CAL State Fullerton or CAL Poly Pomona for senior class of 2025.

CATS At A Glance

  • Opened in 2011
  • 500 Students
  • 10 Honor Courses
  • 7 AP Courses
  • 98% Graduation Rate
  • Top 100 Ranked LAUSD High School
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About Us

The Communication and Technology School within the Diego Rivera Learning complex, opened September 7, 2011. A result of overcrowding, and a desire to improve the educational needs of students in underserved communities, Diego Rivera is the first comprehensive secondary high school built in the South Central area in 44 years. The school relieved overcrowding for Fremont High School, which at one time enrolled 4,000 to 5,000 students on a year-round schedule. The data indicates that students matriculating to Diego Rivera during its first years of operation have experienced a high dropout rate and low academic achievement. Successful students have enrolled in competing charter schools or LAUSD magnets school of choice. This initial influx of high numbers of low performing students has slowed due to effective recruitment of students through the districts new Zone of Choice enrollment process. The Zone of Choice gives families the opportunities to choose from a variety of High Schools in their region. The Freemont zone of choice include, the Diego Rivera schools, Freemont High School, and Dymally.
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Our Mission

The mission of the Communication and Technology School is to prepare our students with strong foundations in reading, writing, mathematics, critical thinking, and problem solving skills through the use of adaptive digital and media literacy.

Our Partners - We Are Better Together

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