Creed
We, as a brotherhood, are devoted to developing relationships based on trust, communication, and respect.
We are loyal members of our group, regardless of race, and are committed to furthering the growth of our brotherhood and our neighborhood.
We challenge historical stereotypes and avoid any racial negativity that may hinder our progress or limit our success.
We are determined scholars who are devoted to the moral, social, and academic standards that we have set for ourselves and our peers.
We believe that hard work and dedication will set the foundation for our future and will be the main stay for our personal development.
We are a brotherhood.
We are the Poly Male Academy.
The LB Polytechnic High School Male Academy Vision
It is our desire at Poly to create an atmosphere of success for our male students. It is an atmosphere that is based on a sense of brotherhood and a belonging to an alliance that is dedicated to the sole purpose of becoming a successful man. It is a holistic environment that is focused on empowering our young men to not only accept academic and social challenges, but to conquer them. We believe that when these young men are given a meaningful purpose; they can accomplish a tremendous amount of good for themselves and their community.
Male Academy
2010 Poly Male Academy Student: Deshaunte Lewis Earns All-American Honors at Cerritos College
4th Annual Think Tank Conference
May 9, 2012
Poly’s Male Academy was invited to participate in UCLA’s Black Male Institute- 4th Annual Think Tank Conference. The Conference lead workshops dealing with: college preparatory information (A-G Requirements), using the “N” word, Black Males sexual decisions, leadership and success, and the portrayal of males in Hip-Hop.
Butler and Robinson's Male Academies Visit Poly High Schoolsâ Male Academy
LBUSD Male Leadership & Math Academy students will visited PolyHigh School on Friday February 4th, 2011. The activity was designed to help enhance Middle/K-8 students’ transition to high school and expose students to the excitement and opportunities available at a vibrant LBUSD high school campus.
Martin Luther King Jr. Parade (Jan 2010)
January 16, 2010
Students from the Poly HS Male Academy marched in the city's 22nd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace and Unity Parade. The parade began on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue at the Anaheim Street intersection. It was then followed by a multi-cultural celebration at King Park, 1950 Lemon Ave. There was music, dance performances, and a children's play area. There was also food vending booths and nonprofit community service information.
Male Academy Students from Poly (PAAL), Wilson, Jordan, Cabrillo, Lakewood, gather on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue before marching in the parade.
Students, staff and school board members participate in the city's Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace and Unity Parade.
| Vincent Puth | Teacher |
