
Innovate Public Schools is a power building organization dedicated to building the capacity of parents and families to organize, advocate, and demand high quality schools for their children.
We believe that the education system was not designed to serve all children, and that the biggest barrier to all children having access to an excellent school is a lack of political will to improve the system. We believe the voices and experiences of parents, families, and students should be elevated and centered in decisions about education.
Carmen Rodriguez with Sen. Portantino
Parent leader, Carmen Rodriguez visits Senator Anthony Portantino at CA State Capitol
Innovate builds power for a more equitable education system...
in key areas throughout California, at the State level and nationwide. Our flagship programming provides foundational understanding of community organizing and trains community organizations, school leaders and parents to take action for a more equitable education system. With a people-based research and policy approach, we equip parents, families and advocacy organizations with the data driven tools they need to advocate for better educational outcomes in local school districts.
Parent Leaders throughout California Organize for High Quality Education for Black & Brown Students. Read more in our latest Blog Entries.
El talento local de SELA se basa en el éxito de la Escuela de Educación Preparatoria South Gate
El talento local de SELA se basa en el éxito de la Escuela de Educación Preparatoria South Gate Esta entrevista es una de una serie que destaca a directores, maestros y padres de las escuelas del sureste de Los Ángeles, y sus pensamientos sobre cómo las escuelas...
SELA’s Homegrown Talent is Behind South Gate High School’s Success
Southeast Los Angeles’ Homegrown Talent is behind South Gate High School’s Success. Innovate Public Schools Los Angeles team interviews Principal Gonzalez of South Gate High School.
Find Me: What to look for and what to ask
Schools need to be able to identify a student who will need more support early and efficiently.
Measure H may have lost, but here’s what Redwood City won
We may have lost, but we are building public support for public schools together and new connections between Redwood City parents. This loss will not be an excuse for why schools can’t improve.
New Report: SELA Rising: Fighting for Education Justice for Latino Students in Southeast Los Angeles
Innovate Public Schools' latest research report focuses on the 89 public schools serving 63,000 students in Southeast Los Angeles and was developed in partnership with the University of Southern California and Alliance for a Better Community. The report highlights...