868 S Kingsley Dr #3612
Los Angeles, CA 90005

horrible teaching, constant fights, dangerous neighborhoods around school, more support for political and gender groups than actual learning.

It's a good school and has really cool teachers that are understanding and know how to teach. Tutoring is also available by almost any teacher and since I've taken 6 AP classes at this school, the teachers really prepare you for the test and make you practice almost every class, you will only understand if you pay attention. If you pay attention for the majority of the class, you most likely won't have to attend tutoring (which is always optional).

Overall, this school provides a lot of programs to promote, not only learning, but also the opportunity for students to growth as a person while getting a rigorous education while promotion university enrollment for their future.

Run, don't walk away from here. That said there are not many choices in the hard area that surrounds it. Kids are injured and neglected, they cannot PLAY ON THE PLAYGROUND every day - only once a week do they get to use the old busted play apparatus. There are no trees no grass. No nothing to nurture young minds. Everything is dilapidated. It is not their fault, as this is funding issue. But it is sad. The teachers let kids fight and hurt themselves when they line up in the morning, no one pays attention. When describing the school to another school, she said "Woah, that is sad" and yes, it is. The kids play on blazing hot asphalt all day with deflated balls that look ancient. It is REALLY sad. If you care about safety dont let your kid come near here, they will not watch them.

This is a reply to the previous comment. As a former student, Alumni 2013, Ms. Torres and Mr. Muralles are both very dedicated to their students and exceptionally helpful. Never met anyone so passionate about their students; they never stopped to fulfill our needs. The reason for Ms. Torres not being able to be reached is probably due to the tremendous amount of work she has on her plate. There are only 2 counselors in ASGL, and they have to work their butt off to counsel kids from Middle School(6-8th) to High School(9-12). Sorry to hear your bad experience, but this school has immensely improved academically. Shot-outs to the counselors and Mr. Bailey. -Former Student :)