Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
Rubi Fregoso is an experienced education professional with a strong focus on arts education and community engagement. Currently serving as the Coordinator of School Transformation Arts Education at the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools, Rubi has dedicated efforts to increasing arts equity and fostering collaboration among school administrators, teachers, and community partners. Previous roles include Manager of 21st Century Learning at Woodcraft Rangers, where Rubi built relationships with post-secondary institutions, and Director of Education at KCET Link Departures YOUTH VOICES, developing civic engagement and digital literacy programs. Additional experience includes positions as Associate Producer of Education & Outreach for PBS series, Coordinator of Educational Outreach for Zula International, Youth Program Specialist at NCCJ, and Teacher at Van Nuys High School Performing Arts Magnet. Rubi holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Directing from UCLA and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Television Arts from California State University, Long Beach.
Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
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Founded in 2007, the Partnership is driven by our mission to transform schools to revolutionize school systems, empowering all students with a high-quality education. We seek to dramatically accelerate student achievement by managing and building capacity in 20 of the highest-need schools within the Los Angeles Unified School District. Our network of schools, grades K-12 public schools, is concentrated in the communities of Watts, South LA and Boyle Heights. The Partnership school transformation model integrates three components: Great Leaders offers our 20 school principals and all assistant principals professional development, leadership guidance and coaching that equips them to establish a shared school vision with robust systems; Highly-Effective Teaching provides our teacher leaders with integrated professional learning and coaching that promotes strong classroom instruction and peer support; and Engaged & Empowered Communities leverages our partnerships with more than 100 community organizations, and empowers families annually to become the best advocates for their children through our Parent College program. To learn more about the Partnership, please visit our website at www.PartnershipLA.org.