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Canoga Park students pose outside a statue at Pierce College
Palmdale graduates in their caps and gowns
East LA students dissecting cow eyeballs
Canoga Park students doing a team building exercise involving string and cups
a San Bernardino student works on a project
Students meeting with PGIM staff around tables to talk about real estate
group shot of our Fresno students and staff posing in front of their Fresno LCC truck
Students sit around desks aranged in a circle as a teacher writes on the whiteboard
Group shot of all YCSC staff wearing orange YCSC shirts outside of Compton YouthBuild
students pose with shirts they screenprinted
It's not too late to graduate
YouthBuild Charter School of California is a free, project-based charter school, rooted in social justice, for students between 16-24 years of age.

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Students presenting about real estate

Students Take Trip to the PGIM Real Estate Office

On Friday, 10/27/23, 20 students from our Avalon, Mid-City and Compton sites took a field trip to the PGIM Real Estate Office in Century City where they had a chance to explore the world of real estate as a potential career pathway. Thanks to PGIM for hosting us!
a graduate walks through a door to a future filled with potential

A Better Future Starts With Your High School Diploma

Is earning your high school diploma worth the time and effort? Definitely! With a diploma, you can increase your earning potential and find more job opportunities, go to college or trade school, complete an apprenticeship and get a union job, start a business, or join the military. If you had to leave high school early and are looking for a second chance to earn your diploma, YouthBuild Charter School of California can help!
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At A Glance

  • 16 Years in Operation
  • 16 School Campuses
  • 6,000+ Alumni
  • 64 Full-time Faculty and Staff
  • 71% Graduation Rate