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GCS is accepting K−6th grade applications from September
1st through March 12th to fill
openings for the 2009−2010 school year. Traditionally there have been 20 openings for the
entering Kindergarten class and six openings at the 4th grade level where class size increases.
However, based on the School District's recent approval of GCS' co−location at Logan Street
Elementary School in 09−10 and thereafter, GCS expects to be able to expand within three
years to two classes at each grade level, K−8.
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Should the number of applicants at any
grade level exceed the number of
openings, a public random lottery takes
place in March to determine the school
enrollment in accordance with
Education Code section
47605(d)(2)(B). Preference is given to
pupils who reside within the LAUSD
attendance area, to the siblings of
already−enrolled students and to the
children of school employees. An
ordered wait−list is developed from the
list of students who do not receive
admission. Should openings occur
during the school year or in the
summer, parents of wait−listed children
are notified and offered enrollment in
order of their wait list number. New
enrollment applications are required
each year at all grade levels, and
new class lists and wait−lists are
established from these applications.
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Important
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Dates
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2010-2011
Applications
Accepted
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September 1, 2009
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2010-2011
Application
Deadline
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March 8, 2010 *
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*
Please note that applications received after the
March 8 deadline will still be accepted if there are
available spaces in the classroom. For classes that
are full, students will be added to the waitlist in the
order their application is received.
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2010-2011 Lottery
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March 18, 2010
6:00 PM
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The curriculum at GCS is rigorous and standards−based
but is adapted to varying skill and
ability levels and learning styles. The administration and the teaching staff work closely
together to ensure instruction is differentiated so that all students, including English Language
Learners, special education students and high achieving students can both access the program
and be challenged to work to their potential.
As an independent charter school, the Gabriella Charter
School accepts applications from
elementary students residing anywhere in the state of California. The school does not base
admission on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, religion or disability. GCS is
non−sectarian in its programs, curriculum and operations. GCS is a publicly funded
school and
does not charge tuition. GCS adheres to all state and federal laws regarding the minimum
age
of students.
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