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Accolades

  • Magnet Schools Of America
  • Association Of IB World Schools
  • US Department of Education National Blue Ribbon Schools
  • California Department of Education Gold Ribbon Schools
  • Western Association of Schools and Colleges
  • Magnet Schools of America National Award of Merit 2022

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DBM School Site Council Consejo Escolar

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 at 1:15pm
Miércoles 17 de Diciembre del 2025 a las 1:15 PM
Room 206/Cuarto 206
https://lausd.zoom.us/j/5923243368?omn=89537681489
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Coffee with the Principal / Café con el director

THURSDAY | 12.11.2025
8:45 AM - 10:15 AM
THE PARENT CENTER
SPECIAL GUEST: MRS. MONROY-SAAVEDRA,
COLLEGE COUNSELOR

JUEVES | 12.04.2025
8:45 AM - 10:15 AM
EL CENTRO PARA PADRES
INVITADA ESPECIAL: SRA. MONROY-SAAVEDRA, CONSEJERA UNIVERSITARIA
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About Us

Located minutes from the heart of the business and financial center of Los Angeles, Downtown Magnets High School began as the Downtown Business Magnet (DBM), a component of LAUSD’s expanding voluntary integration program. When the Electronic Information Magnet (EIM) was created in 1994, DBM adopted the name “Downtown Magnets” to incorporate both magnets in its name.
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Our Mission

To ensure that every student graduates prepared for college with the critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity skills to have a successful 21st Century career and ready to be an ethical contributing member to our global community.
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Our Vision

All students are able to achieve high standards of learning and character.
 
Every member of the school’s community has the primary responsibility of supporting and ensuring high standards of student learning and character development.
 
When students are not achieving high standards of learning or character development, we must change our practices to ensure that they do.
 
Expected School-wide Student Learning Outcomes

At A Glance

  • 95+% 2017-2023 IB Pass Rate
  • 96.6% 2024 College Acceptance Rate
  • #3 Ranked LAUSD School