Tap Water Watch Foundation partnered with Anahaucalmecac to get filtered water for all of our students.

Anahuacalmecac, the only autonomous Indigenous K -12 Charter School in Los Angeles, is eternally grateful to the generous support provided by Lauren Bon and Metabolic Studio.

On behalf of the Indigenous Education NOW COALITION, we are inviting you to attend the Indigenous Education NOW Coalition Community Forum, Saturday, November 23 from 9:30 - 2:00 PM.

Please join us for a community forum to discuss efforts to improve Indigenous education in Los Angeles. Hear about work underway such as curriculum reform efforts, plans to hold local public school districts accountable to local Tribes, and Indigenous students, families, and communities, and more.
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We are proud to inform you that Anahuacalmecac was awarded a grant to cover costs for energy-saving facilities improvements in lighting and a complete overhaul of our heating and cooling system at 4990 Huntington Drive.

Welcome back to Anahuacalmecac! We would like to invite you to our Back to School Night event. Our back to School Night will take place on Thursday, August 29, from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm. During our event, you can get to know your student’s teacher(s) and find out more about their class. This event will be taking place in your child’s classroom.
During our back to a school event, learn how to help your child be successful in school. Be sure to comment and ask about all papers and projects that are sent home, and most importantly, read with your child! In doing this, you become an active participant in your child’s education.

Here’s to a GREAT year!!

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