Alliance Broadway Schools

Los Angeles,
CA
(2011)

Alliance Broadway Schools

Boys and Girls Clubs, Community, Recreation, Schools, Youth and Families

Financing for permanent facilities for two Alliance schools: the existing College-Ready Middle School #5, which had outgrown the Boys and Girls Club on Pasadena Avenue, and the College-Ready High School #14.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $21,032,818
Total Project Cost: $22,161,308

IMPACT

80 FTE jobs
75 construction jobs
1,000 students served.

CDEs

Genesis LA CDE, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Low Income Investment Fund

Investor

US Bank

Voices from the Community

The NMTC program is an investment in the future of the US and supports high impact projects located in urban and non-urban areas in all 50 states.

-Anthony Santana, Associate, Genesis LA Economic Growth Corporation, Los Angeles, California

Project Description

The project provides permanent facilities for two Alliance schools: the existing College-Ready Middle School #5, which had outgrown the Boys and Girls Club on Pasadena Avenue, and the College-Ready High School #14 (HS#14). THS#14 is the first to be rolled out of a planned 10 ‘blended learning’ schools, otherwise known as the Blended Learning for Alliance School Transformation (BLAST) school model. The BLAST model supports a class size of up to 48:1 with a single teacher, leveraging a three-point instruction rotation of three groups of 16 students in each section. Students are issued a laptop daily and participate in in-classroom rotation and are able to utilize distance learning, digital content, online courses, and interactive tools.

MAP

Address: 211 South Avenue 20, Los Angeles, CA 90031

Census Tract: 6037199700

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