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School for the Visual Arts and Humanities

School for the Visual Arts and Humanities

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701 S Catalina St, Los Angeles, CA 90005, USA Get Directions

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Service	Sub Service	Average Price Range (USD)
Education	Art Classes	$100 - $200 Call to Book
	English Language Courses	$150 - $250 Call to Book
	Extracurricular Activities	$50 - $150 Call to Book
Counseling	Individual Counseling	$75 - $150 Call to Book
	Group Therapy	$30 - $100 Call to Book
	Family Counseling	$100 - $200 Call to Book
Teacher Support	Academic Advising	$50 - $100 Call to Book
	Tutoring Services	$25 - $75 Call to Book
	Workshop Facilitation	$100 - $200 Call to Book

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The School for the Visual Arts and Humanities can be found in the heart of Koreatown, on the former Ambassador Hotel site. Six reform-oriented LAUSD pilot school schools are based in the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools Complex, including this one. From the west Los Angeles Edward R. Roybal Education Center Complex, the school was relocated to its current location. The School for the Visual Arts and Humanities' goal is to empower students to unlock their creative and academic potential by providing a college-preparatory education that is meaningful and challenging with an emphasis on the Arts. Our students will be equipped to create positive change in the world and their communities. We believe that the art of communication is transcendental. It transcends borders and time. At the School for the Visual Arts and Humanities, art is used as a tool for student expression and social transformation. Students can take apart and reconstruct their identities.