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Welcome to MaCES, a Center for Enriched Studies Magnet School, where students in grades 6–12 thrive in a supportive, rigorous learning environment while wearing uniforms that foster unity and focus, guided by strong collaboration among teachers, students, and parents.

Accolades/Partners

  • US News Best High Schools
  • Merit 2026 logo
  • AP Honor Roll: Gold
  • AP Honor Roll: Gold
  • AP Access Award
  • AP Honor Roll: Gold
  • Civic Learning Award
  • A California Exemplary Arts Education Program

News & Announcements

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Calendar

Oct 7

Blue (Even) Schedule

Oct 8

Green (Odd) Schedule

Oct 9

Blue (Even) Schedule

Coffee with the Principal

Time: 9 AM
Location: Parent Center

Oct 12

Shortened Blue (Even) Schedule

Oct 7

Stronger Schools Together Information Session — Region South

Time: 5 PM – 6 PM
Location: Virtual

Oct 8

Stronger Schools Together Information Session — Region North

Time: 6 PM – 7 PM
Location: Virtual

Oct 9

Stronger Schools Together Information Session — Region East

Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Virtual

Oct 10

Region East Choices School Fair

Time: 9 AM – 12:30 PM
Location: Esteban Torres HS 4211 Dozier St Los Angeles, CA 90063

Oct 12

Stronger Schools Together Information Session — Region East

Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Hybrid (Link to Zoom in details) Roybal Learning Center 1200 Colton St Los Angeles, CA 90026
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At A Glance

  • 2017 Founded
  • 1200 Students
  • 6-12 Grades
  • 16 AP Courses
  • 24 Athletic Teams
  • 15 Clubs
Awards

Our Core Values

Vision: "We at MaCES strive to be a school dedicated to all students achieving at a high level of academic success within a caring community and a learning environment that is physically, emotionally and intellectually safe."
 
Mission: "The mission of MaCES is to provide a quality education that supports and encourages every student to realize their fullest potential."