Humanitas is a program of interdisicplinary studies that include the social sciences, language arts and the visual and performing arts.
The word humanitas was created by Cicero.
It is a theme of the philosophy of freemasonry. Some orders of freemasonry are called "Humanitas".
"The award-winning Humanitas program currently serves more than 11,000 students in 39 programs at 28 LAUSD high schools, including Belmont, Cleveland, Marshall, and Roosevelt High Schools." (http://www.inglewoodtoday.com/old/modules/news/article.php?storyid=124 )
The Los Angeles Educational Partnership (LAEP) web site
LAEP about Humanitas information
LAEP Arts on line
- The Bell HS Humanitas Program
- The Belmont HS Humanitas Program
- The Carson HS Humanitas Program
- The Chatsworth HS Humanitas Program
- The Cleveland HS Humanitas Program
- The El Camino Real Humanitas Program
- The Franklin HS Humanitas Program
- The Fremont HS Humanitas Program
- The Garfield HS Humanitas Program
- The Granada Hills Humanitas Program
- The Grant HS Humanitas Program
- The Hamilton HS Humanitas Program
- The Jefferson HS Humanitas Program
- The Lincoln HS Humanitas Program
- The Manual Arts Humanitas Program
- The Marshall HS Humanitas Program
- The Narbonne HS Humanitas Program
- The North Hollywood HS Humanitas Program
- The Reseda HS Humanitas Program
- The Roosevelt HS Humanitas Program
- The San Fernando HS Humanitas Program
- The Sylmar HS Humanitas Program
- The Taft HS Humanitas Program
- Tne Van Nuys HS Humanitas Program
- The Venice HS Humanitas HS Program
- The Verdugo HS Humanitas Program
- The Westchester HS Humanitas Program
- The Woodrow Wilson HS Humanitas Program
LALC
The Office of School Redesign
The Humanitas Project provides educational resources that will help in making informed and wise decisions about supporting and using bio-technologies.
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