Incoming 9th grade students entering the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector select one of two pathway options: Software and Systems Development or Networking Cybersecurity. Students in the Software and Systems Development pathway have access to advanced coursework, including AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A. The Cybersecurity Networking pathway includes dual enrollment opportunities that allow students to earn college credit as part of their course sequence. In the Software and Systems Development pathway, students follow the on-campus progression during their first two years, and in the third year have the option to choose courses offered at Chatsworth Charter High School or through Los Angeles City College (LACC), further expanding their academic and college-credit opportunities.

 

 

The G+STEAM Magnet Science pathway provides a rigorous, college-preparatory progression that builds scientific knowledge and laboratory skills over four years. Students begin with Honors Biology, continue to Honors Chemistry, advance to AP Chemistry, and then choose an advanced specialization in AP Biology, Honors/AP Physics, or AP Environmental Science. This sequence prepares students for success in college STEM programs and careers in science, engineering, healthcare, and technology.