AEE envisions a school where teachers, students, parents and community members work together to unlock student potential and inspire them to make a positive impact on our community.   

Our MISSION is to develop socially conscious, critical thinkers who are prepared for life beyond high school, college and careers in education, public service and computer science.

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Niki Engler, MAT, ATC

Niki Engler joined Team HEAL in 2015 and serves as the Certified Athletic Trainer for Carson High School—Go Colts!

She was born and raised in Los Angeles, but decided to attend college at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. There, she received her bachelors of education in physical education and a minor in psychology. While at Gonzaga, she served as an athletic training intern and primarily assisted the men’s and women’s basketball teams. She also interned with the LA Galaxy in the summer of 2012.

After college, Niki went to the University of Arkansas and earned her master’s degree in Athletic Training. During the summer of 2014, she had the opportunity to work in Uganda with the Federation of Ugandan Football Association, Growing the Game for Girls, and International Sport Connection. She provided medical coverage for soccer tournaments and taught coaches first aid and wound care procedures. She was able to return to Uganda in the summer of 2016 to continue her global medicine pursuits, by teaching a three-day first aid course to coaches and by assisting at soccer clinics in various villages and slums.

Niki also teaches several sports medicine courses at the Academy of Medical Arts at the Carson Complex. She is currently working on clearing her Career Technical Education teaching credential through a program at the University of San Diego, and anticipates finishing in 2018.

Lastly, Niki is a BLS instructor through the American Heart Association. She also obtained her M1-Basic Training certification in the Graston Technique® in 2015 and took the Functional Movement Screening Level I course in 2016.

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Our school is listed as CARSON ACADMY ED & EMP

Why is it important that your family fill out a lunch application?

• Lunch applications determine our schools Title I eligibility

What does that mean for the school?

• Money to buy instructional supplies for the classroom
• Money to buy technology for your students use
• Money to provide after school tutoring for your student
• Curricular and College Trips for your student

What does it mean for your student?

• Access to school lunches
• Discounted testing- SAT and AP test.

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A Senate Bill has been signed into law by Governor Brown that requires school sites to post information regarding Title IX on their individual websites. Senate Bill 1375 requires that on or before July 1, 2017, individual schools post in a prominent and conspicuous location on their Internet websites specific Title IX information in alignment with the goal of providing greater levels of gender equity in schools. If the school has a website, administrators must ensure that the following is prominently posted—the name of the school’s current Title IX Complaint Manager -

Steve Soltysik

(310) 847-1455

sms8850@lausd.net

along with required Title IX notices encapsulated in this link, http://bit.ly/TitleIXRequiredNotices. Please contact the Educational Equity Compliance Office at 213.241.7682 with questions regarding this new legal requirement.

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