Our Network

Participating Teams

Meet the 13 districts and their schools leading secondary redesign as part of the Learner-Centered Collaborative network.

13

District Teams

25+

Schools

Across

California

All Teams

District Teams

Each district team brings unique context, challenges, and innovations to our collaborative learning. Tap on a team to learn more.

Common Redesign Focus Areas

Across our network, teams are tackling key challenges in secondary education. These areas align with the LCC School Design Structures.

Master Scheduling

Redesigning schedules to support deeper learning, collaboration time, and flexible pathways.

School Design Structure: Teacher Collaboration

Advisory Systems

Building structures that ensure every student is known and supported by a consistent adult mentor.

School Design Structure: Small Learning Communities

Competency-Based Grading

Moving beyond traditional grading to systems that reflect mastery and growth.

School Design Structure: Performance Assessment of Whole Learner Outcomes

Middle School Redesign

Creating engaging, relevant experiences for adolescent learners during critical developmental years.

School Design Structure: Clear Identity

Pathways & CTE

Connecting academic learning to real-world applications and career readiness.

School Design Structure: Real-World Learning

Microschools

Using smaller learning environments as prototypes for broader system change.

School Design Structure: Small Learning Communities

School Design Structure wheel showing Clear Identity at the center surrounded by Real-World Learning, Performance Assessment, Teacher Collaboration, Distributed Leadership, and Small Learning Communities

The LCC School Design Structure Framework

Where Does Your School Stand?

Take our 10-minute School Design Self-Assessment to identify your strengths and opportunities across six key dimensions of learner-centered redesign.

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Learn from Their Work

Explore the resources, tools, and strategies these teams are sharing with the network.