At Chatsworth Charter High School, students engage in rigorous, relevant learning designed to prepare them for success beyond high school. Through college-preparatory and advanced coursework, dual enrollment, career pathways, and personalized academic opportunities, students build the knowledge, skills, and experiences needed to become college, career, and world ready.
Chatsworth Charter High School provides students with distinct learning communities designed to support their individual strengths, interests, and aspirations. Through our Affiliated Charter, School for Advanced Studies (SAS), and G+STEAM Magnet Center, students can access rigorous academics, specialized learning opportunities, and enriching experiences while sharing one connected school community.

Our Affiliated Charter provides a comprehensive high school experience with access to a broad range of academic courses, electives, athletics, activities, and college and career opportunities. Students can personalize their educational journey while benefiting from the resources and experiences of the larger Chatsworth community.

Our School for Advanced Studies provides an academically rigorous environment designed to meet the needs of gifted, high-achieving, and advanced learners. Students engage in challenging coursework and enriched learning experiences that promote critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and academic growth.

Our G+STEAM Magnet Center offers an interdisciplinary, project-based learning experience integrating gifted education with Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Students explore complex challenges, collaborate across disciplines, and apply their learning through innovation, creativity, and real-world problem solving.
Students can pursue increasingly rigorous academic opportunities that support their individual goals, interests, and readiness for college-level learning.

Honors (H) Accelerated coursework offering increased rigor, depth, and complexity to challenge students and prepare them for advanced academic study.
Advanced Placement College Board–approved, college-level courses that provide rigorous academic study and the opportunity to earn college credit or advanced placement based on AP exam performance and individual college policies.

Dual Enrollment College courses completed while in high school, allowing students to earn college credit while also supporting high school graduation, degree, certificate, and future career goals.

Career Technical Education (CTE) Readiness Offers industry-recognized certifications that prepare students for immediate employment. Each pathway includes two or more sequential courses and a certification assessment.
