William Jefferson Clinton Middle School serves students in grades 6-8 with a mission to develop the mindset and skills needed for success in the 21st century. The school offers comprehensive academic programs including a Police Academy Magnet program (Career Technical Education) that prepares students for law enforcement careers. Students have access to technology resources, tutoring support available 24/7, and leadership development opportunities through conferences and extracurricular activities. The school emphasizes student success through their motto “Every Eagle will SOAR” and provides a supportive learning environment focused on both academic achievement and social-emotional well-being.

28th Street Elementary School serves over 600 students from diverse backgrounds in grades ETK through 5th grade. The school is dedicated to providing a well-rounded educational experience with a mission to empower students with high-quality, rigorous college preparatory education that fosters academic excellence, principled character, and visionary leadership. With highly trained professional teachers from various cultural backgrounds, the school creates an inclusive environment where all students feel welcomed and valued. The school offers various parent engagement programs including PIQE parent meetings, workshops, and family-oriented events that support youth development and community connections.

Project SOAR is a SoCAL CAN program that offers free college and career advising program serving youth and families living in HACLA public housing. The program provides embedded, place-based support with college applications, financial aid, academic planning, and career pathways—meeting residents where they live to eliminate barriers to access. SOAR serves students in grades 9-12 as well as current community college students, adult learners, and anyone interested in vocational training, GED completion, or certificate programs. The program has no minimum GPA or attendance requirements and supports participants throughout their entire postsecondary journey, regardless of citizenship status or education level.