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What makes an Alliance scholar? A remarkable 96% of our graduates are accepted to college. Those same scholars go on to graduate from college at a rate that’s 3.5 x higher than the national average. Our scholars defy the odds through resilience, dedication, and the solid foundation of their Alliance education.
Scholars
English Learners
Live with disabilities
Speak a language other than English at home
Black/African American and Latinx
Qualify for free and reduced-price meals
*When compared to students from similar socio-economic backgrounds, Alliance scholars are 3.5 x more likely to graduate from college.
Guided by the core principles of our Graduate Profile, Alliance scholars graduate from high school prepared with the life skills, outlook, and academic experience necessary to succeed in college and become lifelong learners and community leaders.
I read, listen, and observe as I seek to build my knowledge. I break problems into parts that can be named, studied, and understood. I consider all ideas, drawing conclusions based on the review of data and the weighing of evidence.
I believe in my potential, trusting that through reflection, feedback, and practice, I will improve. I have a vision for my future. I set goals for myself and can sustain the focus I need to reach them. I overcome obstacles through persistence and creativity.
I share my point of view in a way that compels attention and ensures understanding. My writing is well-crafted and persuasive. I speak with skill and confidence. I listen carefully to others and can synthesize ideas. I contribute constructively to the team.
I take care of my emotional, physical, and social well-being. I make healthy choices. I manage stress. I know how to seek help when I need it.
I am a valuable member of many communities, local and global, and I stand up to make them stronger. I know who I am and take pride in my own racial, cultural, and personal identity, empowering me to advocate for myself and others. I expand my boundaries, which means taking risks and celebrating differences.
The Alliance Foundation in collaboration with Alliance College-Ready Public Schools has launched a paid internship program that provides Alliance Scholars exposure to prominent Los Angeles area companies.
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