News & Announcements

TZICATL CDC is proud to announce that a five-year multimillion dollar competitive grant has been awarded to it by the U.S. Department of Education to implement “American Indian Resurgence (AIR) Initiative: Uplifting Native Voice and Native Choice in Los Angeles!

Join us!!! ASAS-LA offers programs Mondays to Fridays for 15 hours a week starting immediately after school until 6:00 PM (end times may vary per school)

Join us for our weekly community assembly. This Wednesday we will share additional information about in-person instruction and proposed school schedules, parent feedback on behavior policy, Summer programming, LAUSD visit report out, and Nikan Tochan. The community assembly will take place Wednesday, April 14th, 2021 from 5 to 6 pm.

An interactive report documenting the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 in our black and Indigenous communities in Los Angeles.

Welcome back! we hope you had a restful and safe spring break. Join us TODAY for our weekly community assembly. This week we will have a dialogue about our end of the school year calendar, celebrations, Yearbook, graduations, our LAUSD annual overview visit, and the student's IAB results. The weekly community assembly will take place TODAY Wednesday, April 7th, from 5 to 6 pm, and all families are encouraged to attend.

The After-School All-Stars program is offering free online Summer fun including live math tutoring and additional exciting Summer activities. Sign up today!

Join us today, March 24 for our weekly community assembly. We will be following up on our conversation about in-person instruction, we will have updates on state testing, student results, and Nikan Tochan. The community assembly will take place from 5:00 to 6:00 pm via zoom. The link has been shared with your student's school email and on their Google calendar.

Reconociendo a las y los Honuukvetam (Ancestros), 'Ahiihirom (Ancianos) y' Eyoohiinkem (nuestros parientes/relaciones) pasados, presentes y los que surgen de los pueblos originales de los territorios de Gabrieliño Tovaangar, Fernandeño Tatavium y Chumash de lo que ahora se conoce como la gran área de Los Ángeles, nosotros, los representantes de los que menos consideran al firmar pólizas y leyes de las organizaciones Indígenas les escribimos en apoyo de la Resolución de Derechos Civiles titulada “Reimaginando la Seguridad Escolar e Invirtiendo en Nuestros Estudiantes más Necesitados” (Res-050- 19/20). Le recomendamos encarecidamente que voten Sí a esta resolución al considerar las formas en que LAUSD perpetúa el racismo sistémico desde la vigilancia hasta la política y la pedagogía. Apoyamos a Black Lives Matter LA y a su llamado a la abolición de la policía en las escuelas gubernamentales.

Acknowledging the Honuukvetam (Ancestors), ‘Ahiihirom (Elders) and ‘Eyoohiinkem (our relatives/relations) past, present and emerging of the original peoples of the Gabrieliño Tovaangar, Fernandeño Tatavium, and Chumash territories of what is now known as the greater Los Angeles area, we the undersigned representatives of Indigenous organizations write to you in support of The Civil Rights Resolution titled “Reimagining School Safety and Investing in Our Highest Need Students” (Res-050- 19/20). We strongly urge you to vote Yes on this resolution as you consider the ways the LAUSD perpetuates systemic racism from policing to policy to pedagogy. We stand with the Black Lives Matter LA and their call for the abolition of policing in government schools.