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Mission Statement

The mission of the Foundation for Hispanic Education is to provide leadership in the education of English Language Learners(ELL) and the development of specialized training programs for teachers of English Language Learners by:

Supporting existing programs to ensure continued achievement.
Creating and supporting teacher training programs specifically directed at underachieving ELL students.
Providing Information and direction in attaining sufficient financial aid to support post-secondary education admission and retention.

3 Total Charter Schools
1050 Total Students
92% Graduation Rate
65% Four-year college admittance rate
1 in 3 students Graduation Seal of Biliteracy rate
8 Sports teams

Recent News

You're Invited - Please RSVP: Special Hearing on Voter Suppression and Engagement (Thursday, September 26, 2019)

Please join us in this special FGOC Hearing on Voter Suppression and Engagement!

Senior Parent College Info Night!

College is right around the corner for our seniors! It is important to make sure that seniors and parents know as much information as possible regarding college applications, requirements, and how financial aid works! Join us in our informative night where at Latino College Preparatory Academy to learn more!

Teaching in Today’s Political Climate: Caring and Resisting

LVLA Academic Dean Irene Castillon shares about the challenges faced by current DREAMER students, in addition to their strides to succeed in their studies with help from educators and nonprofit advocacy organizations.

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