Los Angeles Unified ROCP

Located at 333 South Beaudry Avenue in the heart of Los Angeles, California, the Los Angeles Unified Regional Occupational Center and Program (ROCP) serves as an active, public educational entity dedicated to workforce readiness and specialized training. Operating within a vibrant large-city setting inside the broader Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan region, this non-charter district is formally classified as a special education and vocational district. Unlike traditional public school systems that serve elementary through high school grade levels, Los Angeles Unified ROCP is dedicated exclusively to Adult Education. Its targeted scope provides adult learners throughout the metropolitan area with accessible pathways to acquire career skills, technical certificates, and professional advancement opportunities.

For researchers, adult students, and educational partners evaluating regional learning models, the district functions through a single operational facility focused on post-secondary career training. In national reporting metrics, the district reflects zero traditional Pre-K through 12th-grade student enrollments and zero direct full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This specialized dataset profile is common for regional occupational centers, which often deliver coursework through shared facilities and administrative frameworks embedded within the larger municipal school system. Community members and researchers interested in exploring adult career-technical courses or learning more about program offerings are encouraged to contact the administrative office directly at (213) 241-3801.