B−
Los Angeles Unified School District
Public school districtGrades K–12Regional · 12 towns
Serves Los Angeles, Carson, South Gate, Gardena, Huntington Park, West Hollywood, Bell, Maywood, San Fernando, Cudahy, Lomita and Vernon, and parts of Hawthorne, Monterey Park, Rancho Palos Verdes, Bell Gardens and Commerce.
Students
406,717
Schools
784
Spent per student
$25,643
CA $21,206
Students per teacher
19:1
Free or reduced lunch
83%
Debt
$12,231.6M
fiscal 2024
What stands out about Los Angeles Unified School District
- School Grade B−: better than 49% of California districts
- Reading / language arts 6 pts above the state
- Graduation rate (4-year) 8 pts below the state
- Spends 21% more per student than the CA average
- 19 students per teacher
- Enrollment down 10.9% since 2020
- Debt of $12,231.6M, about $30,074 per student
Where would my kid go?
The school path for Avalon.
K–12Avalon K-12Long Beach Unified School District
Test scores vs. CA
2020–21Math proficiency29%
State average 33.4%
Reading / language arts54%
State average 48.5%
Graduation rate (4-year)80%
State average 87.6%
Where the money goes
fiscal 2024$25,643 per student · 21% above CA
Spending
Classroom instruction 53%Support & administration 42%Other 4%
Paid for by
Local (mostly property tax) 30%State 52%Federal 18%
U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of School System Finances.
Enrollment over time
456,702’20
433,905’21
426,050’22
418,333’23
406,717’24
Down 10.9% since 2020.
Students
Hispanic 73%White 10%Black 7%Asian 5%Two or more races 5%Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander <1%American Indian/Alaska Native <1%
Schools in the district
784 public schools.
Porter Ranch Community
1,312 students24:1
Harry Bridges Span
1,171 students20:1
Ellen Ochoa Learning Center
1,052 students18:1
Kester Avenue Elementary
886 students25:1
Carpenter Community Charter
863 students25:1
Lomita Math/Science/Technology Magnet
853 students23:1
Sylmar Leadership Academy
850 students21:1
South Park Elementary
825 students21:1
Union Avenue Elementary
809 students22:1
One Hundred Seventh Street Elementary
804 students20:1
Miles Avenue Elementary
788 students20:1
Colfax Charter Elementary
774 students26:1
Ninety-Third Street Elementary
772 students19:1
Kittridge Street Elementary
768 students22:1
Eagle Rock Elementary
755 students20:1
Welby Way Charter Elem Sch And Gifted-High Ability Magnet
755 students24:1
Seventy-Fifth Street Elementary
752 students18:1
Ninety-Fifth Street Elementary
745 students21:1
Russell Elementary
739 students20:1
Vintage Math/Science/Technology Magnet
725 students23:1
Ford Boulevard Elementary
722 students20:1
Third Street Elementary
717 students23:1
Bryson Avenue Elementary
706 students22:1
Hart Street Elementary
699 students22:1
San Miguel Elementary
D677 students21:1
Taper Avenue Elementary
672 students22:1
Denker Avenue Elementary
670 students21:1
Parmelee Avenue Elementary
670 students21:1
Westwood Charter Elementary
670 students24:1
Dr. Owen Lloyd Knox Elementary
669 students20:1
Castlebay Lane Charter
666 students24:1
John B. Monlux Elementary
660 students22:1
Limerick Avenue Elementary
656 students21:1
Noble Avenue Elementary
656 students20:1
Balboa Gifted/High Ability Magnet Elementary
650 students24:1
Sixty-Sixth Street Elementary
649 students22:1
Wisdom Elementary
648 students22:1
Valerio Street Elementary
645 students22:1
Sylvan Park Elementary
643 students21:1
San Jose Street Elementary
638 students23:1
Nueva Vista Elementary
636 students21:1
Dixie Canyon Community Charter
635 students24:1
Gulf Avenue Elementary
634 students20:1
Miramonte Elementary
631 students20:1
Castelar Street Elementary
626 students20:1
Budlong Avenue Elementary
624 students19:1
Amestoy Elementary
623 students20:1
Carson Street Elementary
623 students22:1
Main Street Elementary
623 students18:1
Hazeltine Avenue Elementary
621 students19:1
Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched Studies
621 students24:1
Caroldale Learning Community
620 students18:1
Dr. Theodore T. Alexander Jr. Science Center
616 students22:1
Pomelo Community Charter
612 students22:1
Woodcrest Elementary
611 students20:1
Ascot Avenue Elementary
610 students20:1
Topeka Charter School for Advanced Studies
610 students23:1
Bassett Street Elementary
609 students20:1
Hooper Avenue Elementary
608 students20:1
Fifty-Second Street Elementary
606 students19:1
Meyler Street Elementary
603 students19:1
Loren Miller Elementary
601 students21:1
Middleton Street Elementary
601 students21:1
Plummer Elementary
600 students19:1
George De La Torre Jr. Elementary
598 students19:1
Rowan Avenue Elementary
598 students21:1
Haddon Avenue Elementary
590 students19:1
Mar Vista Elementary
590 students21:1
Hancock Park Elementary
589 students23:1
Alta California Elementary
588 students21:1
Beckford Charter for Enriched Studies
588 students25:1
Erwin Elementary
580 students21:1
One Hundred Eighty-Sixth Street Elementary
579 students19:1
Canterbury Avenue Elementary
578 students21:1
Euclid Avenue Elementary
578 students19:1
Esperanza Elementary
577 students21:1
One Hundred Twenty-Second Street Elementary
574 students20:1
Coldwater Canyon Elementary
570 students21:1
Michelle Obama Elementary
570 students21:1
Ninety-Second Street Elementary
568 students18:1
Mountain View Elementary
567 students24:1
Lanai Road Elementary
566 students24:1
Germain Academy For Academic Achievement
564 students21:1
Wilbur Charter for Enriched Academics
564 students24:1
Western Avenue Technology Magnet
563 students19:1
Woodlake Elementary Community Charter
561 students23:1
Haskell Elem Sci Tech Engr Arts And Math (STEAM) Magnet
560 students22:1
Sheridan Street Elementary
555 students20:1
Walnut Park Elementary
555 students22:1
Montara Avenue Elementary
554 students18:1
One Hundred Thirty-Fifth Street Elementary
554 students21:1
Dr. Sammy Lee Medical and Health Science Magnet Elementary
551 students23:1
Hoover Street Elementary
551 students20:1
Liggett Street Elementary
550 students22:1
Broadway Elementary
A546 students22:1
Eastman Avenue Elementary
545 students20:1
Magnolia Avenue Elementary
545 students21:1
Warner Avenue Elementary
545 students23:1
West Athens Elementary
545 students18:1
Corona Avenue Elementary
542 students22:1
Braddock Drive Elementary
541 students21:1
Sixty-First Street Elementary
541 students19:1
Dyer Street Elementary
539 students22:1
Hubbard Street Elementary
535 students22:1
Telfair Avenue Elementary
534 students19:1
Langdon Avenue Elementary
532 students21:1
Menlo Avenue Elementary
531 students18:1
Encino Charter Elementary
529 students22:1
Park Western Place Elementary
528 students21:1
Dearborn Elementary Charter Academy
527 students21:1
Ninety-Sixth Street Elementary
527 students18:1
Belvedere Elementary
526 students20:1
Serrania Avenue Charter for Enriched Studies
525 students24:1
Saticoy Elementary
523 students21:1
Woodlawn Avenue Elementary
523 students20:1
Graham Elementary
522 students19:1
Gil Garcetti Learning Academy
519 students20:1
Fair Avenue Elementary
516 students20:1
Teresa Hughes Elementary
515 students20:1
Sherman Oaks Elementary Charter
511 students22:1
Brooklyn Avenue
510 students19:1
Grand View Boulevard Elementary
510 students19:1
Manchester Avenue Elementary
509 students20:1
Normandie Avenue Elementary
509 students16:1
Wadsworth Avenue Elementary
506 students20:1
Commonwealth Avenue Elementary
504 students19:1
Leo Politi Elementary
504 students17:1
Marvin Elementary
503 students22:1
Toluca Lake Elementary
503 students21:1
Alexandria Avenue Elementary
502 students19:1
Castle Heights Elementary
501 students23:1
Rosa Parks Learning Center
500 students19:1
Twentieth Street Elementary
499 students23:1
Loma Vista Elementary
498 students18:1
Judith F. Baca Arts Academy
495 students18:1
Hesby Oaks Leadership Charter
494 students22:1
Evergreen Avenue Elementary
492 students20:1
Forty-Ninth Street Elementary
491 students20:1
Stanley Mosk Elementary
490 students21:1
Florence Avenue Elementary
489 students20:1
Playa Vista Elementary
488 students22:1
Ninety-Ninth Street Elementary
487 students19:1
Hillcrest Drive Elementary
486 students18:1
Overland Avenue Elementary
485 students23:1
Charles H. Kim Elementary
483 students18:1
Delevan Drive Elementary
483 students21:1
Madison Elementary
482 students19:1
Roscoe Elementary
481 students20:1
Gerald A. Lawson Acad of the Arts Math and Sci
480 students21:1
Nevin Avenue Elementary
478 students22:1
Lucille Roybal-Allard Elementary
477 students20:1
Calahan Street Elementary
474 students22:1
McKinley Avenue Elementary
474 students19:1
Charles W. Barrett Elementary
473 students20:1
Wilmington Park Elementary
472 students21:1
Mayall Street Elementary
471 students20:1
Tweedy Elementary
471 students19:1
Superior Street Elementary
470 students22:1
West Vernon Avenue Elementary
470 students21:1
Clover Avenue Elementary
468 students22:1
Fairburn Avenue Elementary
466 students25:1
Victory Boulevard Elementary
466 students20:1
One Hundred Eighteenth Street Elementary
465 students19:1
Vena Avenue Elementary
464 students22:1
Canoga Park Elementary
462 students21:1
Heliotrope Avenue Elementary
462 students19:1
YES Academy
462 students21:1
Fernangeles Elementary
459 students20:1
Twenty-Eighth Street Elementary
459 students19:1
Van Nuys Elementary
459 students21:1
Raymond Avenue Elementary
457 students21:1
Frank del Olmo Elementary
456 students22:1
Van Gogh Charter
456 students24:1
Hawaiian Avenue Elementary
455 students21:1
Dr. Lawrence H. Moore Math Science Technology Academy
454 students22:1
Gridley-Montanez Dual Language Academy
454 students18:1
Estrella Elementary
453 students22:1
Jaime Escalante Elementary
453 students21:1
Kenter Canyon Elementary Charter
453 students22:1
William R. Anton Elementary
453 students19:1
Cohasset Street Elementary
451 students19:1
Chandler Elementary
450 students21:1
Dominguez Elementary
450 students23:1
Gates Street Elementary
450 students20:1
Eshelman Avenue Elementary
449 students22:1
Marguerite Poindexter LaMotte Elementary
449 students20:1
Sunny Brae Avenue Elementary
448 students19:1
Strathern Street Elementary
446 students22:1
Ambler Avenue Elementary
445 students20:1
Panorama City Elementary
443 students21:1
Broad Avenue Elementary
441 students18:1
Twenty-Fourth Street Elementary
441 students19:1
Lockhurst Drive Charter Elementary
438 students21:1
Roscomare Road Elementary
438 students23:1
Chase Street Elementary
436 students18:1
Wonderland Avenue Elementary
435 students24:1
El Oro Way Charter for Enriched Studies
434 students23:1
Camellia Avenue Elementary
433 students20:1
San Gabriel Avenue Elementary
432 students20:1
Fishburn Avenue Elementary
430 students22:1
Justice Street Academy Charter
430 students24:1
Mt. Washington Elementary
430 students24:1
Los Feliz Science/Tech/Engineer/Math/Medicine Magnet
428 students23:1
Ivanhoe Elementary
426 students24:1
Maywood Elementary
426 students20:1
Community Magnet Charter Elementary
425 students24:1
Halldale Elementary
425 students19:1
San Antonio Elementary
424 students20:1
Andres and Maria Cardenas Elementary
423 students23:1
Chatsworth Park ES Urban Planning/Comm Development Magnet
422 students22:1
Maurice Sendak Elementary
421 students22:1
Nestle Avenue Charter
421 students23:1
Parthenia Academy of Arts and Technology
421 students21:1
Ranchito Avenue Elementary
421 students21:1
San Fernando Elementary
421 students20:1
Harbor City Elementary
420 students19:1
Hobart Boulevard Elementary
420 students18:1
Willow Elementary
420 students20:1
Catskill Avenue Elementary
419 students20:1
Melrose Avenue Elementary
419 students23:1
Independence Elementary
418 students19:1
Leland Street Elementary
418 students21:1
Malabar Street Elementary
418 students20:1
Baldwin Hills Elementary
417 students20:1
Sharp Avenue Elementary
417 students21:1
Vista del Valle Dual Language Academy
416 students22:1
Capistrano Avenue Elementary
415 students20:1
Short Avenue Elementary
414 students22:1
Arroyo Seco Museum Science
413 students21:1
Stagg Street Elementary
413 students20:1
Two Hundred Thirty-Second Place Elementary
413 students22:1
Darby Avenue Elementary
412 students23:1
Lassen Elementary
412 students20:1
Andasol Avenue Elementary
411 students21:1
Betty Plasencia Elementary
411 students20:1
Dahlia Heights Elementary
410 students24:1
Liberty Boulevard Elementary
410 students19:1
Shirley Avenue Elementary
410 students20:1
Calabash Charter Academy
A409 students24:1
Harmony Elementary
409 students17:1
Sara Coughlin Elementary
409 students22:1
Gratts Learning Academy for Young Scholars (GLAYS)
408 students20:1
Morningside Elementary
408 students20:1
Palisades Charter Elementary
408 students21:1
South Shores/CSUDH Visual and Performing Arts
407 students23:1
Chapman Elementary
406 students20:1
Los Angeles Elementary
406 students20:1
Tulsa Street Elementary
406 students21:1
San Pedro Street Elementary
403 students20:1
Napa Street Elementary
402 students17:1
Elysian Heights ES Arts Magnet
401 students22:1
One Hundred Sixteenth Street Elementary
401 students20:1
Figueroa Street Elementary
400 students20:1
Bonita Street Elementary
399 students21:1
Florence Griffith Joyner Elementary
399 students19:1
Beachy Avenue Elementary
398 students19:1
Gardena Elementary
398 students21:1
State Street Elementary
396 students21:1
Lenicia B. Weemes Elementary
394 students18:1
Sylmar Elementary
393 students19:1
Riverside Drive Charter
392 students21:1
Canyon Charter Elementary
391 students23:1
Bellingham Elementary
390 students21:1
Open Charter Magnet
390 students24:1
Micheltorena Street Elementary
388 students19:1
Franklin Avenue Elementary
387 students24:1
Sunrise Elementary
385 students18:1
Lorena Street Elementary
383 students18:1
Columbus Avenue Elementary
382 students20:1
Lovelia P. Flournoy Elementary
382 students15:1
Alta Loma Elementary
381 students17:1
Haynes Charter for Enriched Studies
381 students22:1
Knollwood Preparatory Academy
381 students20:1
Herrick Avenue Elementary
379 students18:1
Melvin Avenue Elementary
379 students19:1
Nevada Avenue Elementary
379 students18:1
Reseda Elementary
378 students20:1
Cowan Avenue Elementary
377 students18:1
Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary
377 students21:1
Birdielee V. Bright Elementary
374 students20:1
Gledhill Street Elementary
373 students19:1
Purche Avenue Elementary
373 students18:1
Lorne Street Elementary
372 students21:1
Carlos Santana Arts Academy
371 students20:1
Cienega Elementary
370 students17:1
Dolores Street Elementary
370 students22:1
Granada Elementary
370 students21:1
Vanalden Avenue Elementary
369 students18:1
Ricardo Lizarraga Elementary
368 students19:1
Sally Ride Elementary: A SMArT Academy
367 students22:1
Westminster Avenue Elementary
367 students20:1
Grant Elementary
365 students17:1
El Dorado Avenue Elementary
364 students19:1
Humphreys Avenue Elementary
364 students20:1
One Hundred Fifty-Third Street Elementary
363 students17:1
Logan Academy of Global Ecology
362 students17:1
President Avenue Elementary
362 students16:1
Gardner Street Elementary
361 students23:1
Utah Street Elementary
360 students16:1
Cantara Street Elementary
357 students19:1
Harding Street Elementary
357 students18:1
Apperson Street Elementary
355 students24:1
Cahuenga Elementary
355 students17:1
Fifteenth Street Elementary
353 students20:1
One Hundred Fifty-Sixth Street Elementary
353 students21:1
Kentwood Elementary
352 students22:1
Osceola Street Elementary
352 students21:1
First Street Elementary
349 students22:1
Rio Vista Elementary
348 students23:1
Norwood Street Elementary
347 students19:1
O'Melveny Elementary
345 students21:1
Carson-Gore Academy of Environmental Studies
344 students17:1
Hillery T. Broadous Elementary
343 students18:1
Vermont Avenue Elementary
342 students19:1
Tenth Street Elementary
339 students21:1
Hope Street Elementary
338 students21:1
MacArthur Park Elem Sch for the Visual and Perf Arts
338 students21:1
Queen Anne Place Elementary
337 students20:1
Lemay Street Elementary
334 students20:1
Grape Street Elementary
333 students18:1
Ambassador School-Global Education
332 students19:1
Atwater Avenue Elementary
332 students17:1
One Hundred Ninth Street Elementary
332 students20:1
Windsor Hills Math Science
332 students20:1
Shenandoah Street Elementary
331 students21:1
La Salle Avenue Elementary
330 students18:1
Aldama Elementary
329 students21:1
Barton Hill Elementary
329 students19:1
Stanford Avenue Elementary
329 students21:1
Wilshire Park Elementary
329 students21:1
Carthay Elementary Of Environmental Studies Magnet
327 students22:1
Bertrand Avenue Elementary
326 students23:1
Lankershim Elementary
326 students19:1
Fries Avenue Elementary
325 students18:1
Rockdale Visual & Performing Arts Magnet
325 students22:1
Calvert Charter for Enriched Studies
324 students20:1
Farmdale Elementary
324 students19:1
Blythe Street Elementary
323 students22:1
Multnomah Street Elementary
322 students20:1
Dolores Huerta Elementary
321 students21:1
Fullbright Avenue Elementary
321 students19:1
Van Deene Avenue Elementary
320 students21:1
Burbank Boulevard Elementary
319 students21:1
One Hundred Twelfth Street Elementary
319 students19:1
Arminta Street Elementary
317 students19:1
Morris K. Hamasaki Elementary
316 students21:1
Beethoven Street Elementary
315 students23:1
Hamlin Charter Academy
314 students20:1
Marquez Charter
314 students20:1
White Point Elementary
314 students18:1
Christopher Dena Elementary
313 students20:1
City Terrace Elementary
313 students20:1
Sixth Avenue Elementary
313 students17:1
West Hollywood Elementary
313 students23:1
Murchison Street Elementary
312 students16:1
Julie Korenstein Elementary
311 students21:1
Arlington Heights Elementary
308 students19:1
Ritter Elementary
307 students22:1
Garden Grove Elementary
306 students20:1
Seventh Street Elementary Arts Integration Magnet
306 students20:1
Winnetka Avenue Elementary
306 students20:1
Aurora Elementary
304 students18:1
Point Fermin Elementary
304 students22:1
Cabrillo Avenue Elementary
303 students19:1
Fourth Street Elementary
303 students19:1
Lillian Street Elementary
302 students20:1
Ninth Street Elementary
302 students25:1
Pacific Boulevard
301 students16:1
Newcastle Elementary
299 students20:1
Gault Street Elementary
298 students20:1
Oxnard Street Elementary
298 students20:1
Angeles Mesa Elementary
297 students17:1
Wilton Place Elementary
297 students14:1
Coeur D'Alene Avenue Elementary
295 students23:1
Academy for Enriched Sciences
291 students22:1
Weigand Avenue Elementary
290 students21:1
Crestwood Street STEAM Magnet
289 students22:1
Stonehurst Avenue Elementary
289 students21:1
Kingsley Elementary
288 students19:1
Towne Avenue Elementary
288 students21:1
Griffin Avenue Elementary
287 students19:1
Canfield Avenue Elementary
285 students20:1
Del Amo Elementary
285 students19:1
Lockwood Avenue Elementary
285 students19:1
John W. Mack Elementary
283 students17:1
Huntington Drive Elementary
282 students17:1
Sunland Elementary
282 students19:1
Charnock Road Elementary
281 students18:1
Marianna Avenue Elementary
281 students19:1
Richland Avenue Elementary
280 students22:1
Buchanan Street Elementary
278 students17:1
Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
278 students19:1
Ramona Elementary
277 students18:1
Saturn Street Elementary
277 students17:1
Broadacres Avenue Elementary Visual & Performing Arts Magnet
275 students18:1
Emelita Street Elementary
275 students20:1
Burton Street Elementary
274 students20:1
Park Avenue Elementary
274 students21:1
Playa del Rey Elementary
272 students23:1
Victoria Avenue Elementary
272 students18:1
Walgrove Avenue Elementary
271 students21:1
Normont Elementary
270 students18:1
Anatola Avenue Elementary
269 students19:1
Allesandro Elementary
267 students19:1
Compton Avenue Elementary
265 students18:1
Laurel Elementary
262 students16:1
Cimarron Avenue Elementary
261 students19:1
Huntington Park Elementary
261 students17:1
Danube Avenue Elementary
259 students19:1
Breed Street Elementary
258 students15:1
Stoner Avenue Elementary
258 students17:1
Century Park Elementary
256 students18:1
Loreto Street Elementary
250 students16:1
Harvard Elementary
249 students16:1
San Pascual Elem Sci Tech Engr Arts And Math (STEAM) Magnet
249 students23:1
Plainview Academic Charter Academy
248 students19:1
Robert Hill Lane Elementary
248 students19:1
Tarzana Elementary
246 students18:1
Quincy Jones Elementary
244 students22:1
Westside Global Awareness Magnet
241 students19:1
Sierra Park Elementary
240 students17:1
Garvanza Elementary School Technology and Leadership Magnet
239 students20:1
Vine Street Elementary
237 students20:1
Glassell Park ES Sci Tech Engr Arts and Math Magnet
234 students20:1
Charles White Elementary
233 students17:1
Bandini Street Elementary
232 students21:1
Topanga Elementary Charter
232 students21:1
Dorris Place Elementary
230 students19:1
Harrison Street Elementary
229 students14:1
Palms Elementary
229 students16:1
Second Street Elementary
226 students17:1
Brentwood Science
224 students19:1
El Sereno Elementary
222 students22:1
Leapwood Avenue Elementary
222 students19:1
Mid-City's Prescott School of Enriched Sciences
220 students22:1
Coliseum Street Elementary
218 students17:1
Manhattan Place Elementary
218 students17:1
Rosewood Avenue Elementary
218 students17:1
Toland Way Elementary
218 students18:1
Virginia Road Elementary
217 students17:1
Forty-Second Street Elementary
215 students15:1
Pinewood Avenue Elementary
215 students15:1
Dayton Heights Elementary
214 students18:1
Enadia Way Technology Charter
213 students21:1
Fifty-Fourth Street Elementary
209 students16:1
Vinedale College Preparatory Academy
207 students17:1
Fourth Street Primary Center
206 students19:1
Aragon Avenue Elementary
205 students21:1
Yorkdale Elementary
205 students21:1
Crescent Heights Boulevard Elementary
204 students20:1
Fifty-Ninth Street Elementary
202 students17:1
Solano Avenue Elementary
198 students20:1
Annalee Avenue Elementary
194 students19:1
Primary Academy for Success
192 students19:1
Brockton Avenue Elementary
189 students19:1
Glenfeliz Boulevard Elementary
189 students20:1
Glenwood Elementary
189 students21:1
Van Ness Avenue Elementary
189 students16:1
Nora Sterry Elementary
188 students17:1
Soto Street Elementary
186 students16:1
Trinity Street Elementary
185 students15:1
Monte Vista Street Elementary
181 students18:1
Bridge Street Elementary
180 students16:1
Martha Escutia Primary Center
179 students22:1
Middleton Primary Center
178 students22:1
Hollywood Elementary
175 students16:1
Avalon Gardens Elementary
171 students17:1
Danny J. Bakewell Sr. Primary Center
170 students21:1
Robert F. Kennedy Elementary
170 students17:1
Cesar Chavez Elementary
169 students15:1
Westport Heights Elementary
166 students18:1
Sierra Vista Elementary
164 students21:1
Cheremoya Avenue Elementary
161 students23:1
Loyola Village Fine And Performing Arts Magnet
161 students18:1
Brainard Elementary
160 students18:1
Bushnell Way Elementary
157 students20:1
Rosemont Avenue Elementary
157 students22:1
Fletcher Drive Elementary
156 students17:1
Wilshire Crest Elementary
154 students19:1
Valley View Elementary
151 students25:1
Latona Avenue Elementary
149 students17:1
Hooper Avenue Primary Center
142 students18:1
Tom Bradley Global Awareness Magnet
140 students23:1
Paseo del Rey Fundamental
139 students17:1
Washington Primary Center
138 students17:1
Richard Riordan Primary Center
136 students19:1
Vernon City Elementary
134 students19:1
Clifford Street Elementary Math & Technology Magnet
128 students18:1
Mayberry Street Elementary
128 students13:1
Maple Primary Center
127 students18:1
Holmes Avenue Elementary
125 students16:1
Albion Street Elementary
121 students17:1
Lexington Avenue Primary Center
113 students16:1
Glen Alta Elementary
112 students16:1
Stanford Primary Center
112 students19:1
Lake Street Primary
104 students17:1
Amanecer Primary Center
97 students19:1
Dr. James Edward Jones Primary Center
96 students24:1
Olympic Primary Center
96 students19:1
Hillside Elementary
92 students15:1
Annandale Elementary
90 students18:1
Garza (Carmen Lomas) Primary Center
86 students22:1
Mariposa-Nabi Primary Center
85 students17:1
Ann Street Elementary
79 students16:1
Lafayette Park Primary Center
78 students20:1
CDS Elementary
3 students2:1
Alfred B. Nobel Charter Middle
1,784 students23:1
Paul Revere Charter Middle
1,715 students24:1
George Ellery Hale Charter Academy
1,693 students24:1
Walter Reed Middle
1,580 students24:1
Thomas Starr King Middle School Film and Media Magnet
1,547 students19:1
Robert Frost Middle
1,505 students24:1
Gaspar De Portola Charter Middle
1,461 students24:1
Stephen M. White Middle
1,423 students20:1
Richard Henry Dana Middle
1,355 students21:1
Rudecinda Sepulveda Dodson Middle
1,337 students20:1
John Burroughs Middle
C1,302 students21:1
Southeast Middle
1,215 students19:1
South Gate Middle
1,192 students20:1
Louis Armstrong Middle
1,174 students22:1
James Madison Middle
1,148 students19:1
Henry T. Gage Middle
1,139 students17:1
Wilmington Mid Sci Tech Engr Arts Math (STEAM) Magnet
1,121 students18:1
Alexander Fleming Middle
1,110 students18:1
William Mulholland Middle
1,098 students19:1
Robert E. Peary Middle
1,082 students19:1
Palms Middle
1,081 students20:1
Vista Middle
1,080 students18:1
Ernest Lawrence Middle
1,076 students21:1
Griffith Middle
1,070 students20:1
Chester W. Nimitz Middle
1,057 students17:1
Patrick Henry Middle
1,053 students18:1
Francisco Sepulveda Middle
1,052 students18:1
George K. Porter Middle
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Mark Twain Middle
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Richard E. Byrd Middle
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Hollenbeck Middle
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Washington Irving Mid Sch Math Music and Engr Magnet
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El Sereno Middle
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Andrew Carnegie Middle
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Mary McLeod Bethune Middle
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Thomas A. Edison Middle
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Los Angeles Academy Middle
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Luther Burbank Mid Sch Sci Tech Engr Arts and Math Magnet
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Pacoima Middle
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Robert Louis Stevenson College and Career Preparatory
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John A. Sutter Middle
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Mt. Gleason Middle
753 students18:1
John H. Liechty Middle
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Belvedere Middle
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Van Nuys Middle
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Young Oak Kim Academy
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Roy Romer Middle
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John Adams Middle
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Northridge Middle
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George Washington Carver Middle
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Joseph Le Conte Middle
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Charles Drew Middle
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Woodland Hills Academy
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Canoga Park Middle
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Dr. Julian Nava Learning Academy
572 students18:1
Berendo Middle
552 students16:1
Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle
457 students14:1
Bret Harte Preparatory Middle
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Orville Wright Engineering and Design Magnet
456 students17:1
Emerson Community Charter
454 students20:1
Audubon Middle
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San Fernando Middle
442 students16:1
Johnnie Cochran Jr. Middle
441 students16:1
Daniel Webster Middle
438 students15:1
Samuel Gompers Middle
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Orchard Academies 2C
395 students20:1
San Fernando Institute of Applied Media
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Walnut Park Mid A Sch of Soc Just and Service Lrng
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Walnut Park Mid B Sci Tech Engr and Math Acad
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Orchard Academies 2B
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Glenn Hammond Curtiss Middle
341 students16:1
Marina del Rey Middle
300 students13:1
Sal Castro Middle
276 students14:1
Pio Pico Middle
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Charles Maclay Middle
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Katherine Johnson STEM Academy
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Iovine and Young Center
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Grover Cleveland Charter High
A−2,719 students23:1
North Hollywood Senior High
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Phineas Banning Senior High
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San Pedro Senior High
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Venice Senior High
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James A. Garfield Senior High
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Taft Charter High
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John F. Kennedy High
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John H. Francis Polytechnic
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Bell Senior High
A−2,088 students21:1
Alexander Hamilton Senior High
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Eagle Rock High
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South East High
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Van Nuys Senior High
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James Monroe High
B−1,905 students16:1
John C. Fremont Senior High
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John Marshall Senior High
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Ulysses S. Grant Senior High
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Chatsworth Charter High
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South Gate Senior High
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Theodore Roosevelt Senior High
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San Fernando Senior High
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Santee Education Complex
B−1,582 students20:1
Nathaniel Narbonne Senior High
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Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High
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Fairfax Senior High
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Huntington Park Senior High
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Sylmar Charter High
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Carson Senior High
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Canoga Park Senior High
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University High School Charter
A−1,385 students19:1
King/Drew Medical Magnet High
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Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies
A1,357 students21:1
Gardena Senior High
B−1,343 students18:1
Reseda Charter High
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Panorama High
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Benjamin Franklin Senior High
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Sun Valley Magnet
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Woodrow Wilson Senior High
B+1,260 students15:1
Robert Fulton College Preparatory
B−1,229 students19:1
Verdugo Hills Senior High
A1,195 students17:1
Edward R. Roybal Learning Center
B−1,130 students20:1
Augustus Hawkins High
C1,122 students20:1
Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts
B+1,102 students17:1
Maywood Center for Enriched Studies
B+1,093 students19:1
Arleta High
C1,038 students17:1
Hollywood Senior High
B+1,025 students16:1
Maywood Academy High
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Manual Arts Senior High
C−1,001 students16:1
Los Angeles Senior High
B−978 students16:1
Dr. Maya Angelou Community High
C−971 students16:1
West Adams Preparatory High
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Abraham Lincoln Senior High
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International Studies Lrng Center at Legacy High Sch Complex
A−867 students20:1
Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High
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Northridge Academy High
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Downtown Business High
A+819 students18:1
Jordan High
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Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences
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George Washington Preparatory High
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Linda Esperanza Marquez High A Hntngtn Park Inst of Appl Med
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Girls Academic Leadership Acad Dr. Michelle King Sch STEM
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Helen Bernstein High
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Rancho Dominguez Preparatory
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Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High
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Mervyn M. Dymally High
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Orthopaedic Hospital
A653 students18:1
Linda Esperanza Marquez High B LIBRA Academy
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Belmont Senior High
C614 students17:1
STEM Academy at Bernstein High
B599 students20:1
Nava College Preparatory Academy
B−598 students18:1
WESM Health/Sports Medicine
B−589 students15:1
Thomas Jefferson Senior High
B−564 students16:1
East Valley Senior High
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Linda Esperanza Marquez High C School of Social Justice
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Science Academy STEM Magnet
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Math Science & Technology Magnet Academy at Roosevelt High
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Sci Tech Engr Arts and Math at Legacy High Sch Complex
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Sotomayor Arts and Sciences Magnet
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School for the Visual Arts and Humanities
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Communication and Tech at Diego Rivera Lrng Complex
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Crenshaw Sci Tech Engr Math and Med Magnet
C−503 students13:1
Performing Arts Community at Diego Rivera Learning Complex
B−494 students20:1
Diego Rivera Learning Complex Green Design STEAM Academy
C493 students20:1
Academies of Education and Empowerment at Carson High
B−474 students19:1
Ambassador-Global Leadership
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Public Service Community at Diego Rivera Learning Complex
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Dr. Richard A. Vladovic Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy
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Horace Mann UCLA Community
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Academy of Medical Arts at Carson High
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Los Angeles High School of the Arts
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Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Acad of Scientific Explr (ASE)
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Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Soc Just Humanitas Acad
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Visual and Performing Arts at Legacy High School Complex
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Humanitas Acad of Art and Tech at Esteban E. Torres High #4
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Contreras Learning Center-Academic Leadership Community
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School of Business and Tourism at Contreras Learning Complex
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Valley Oaks Center for Enriched Studies
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Middle College High
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Contreras Learning Center-School of Social Justice
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Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Tech Prep Acad
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Contreras Lrng Center-Los Angeles Sch of Global Studies
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Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Arts/Theatre/Entertain Mag
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Humanities and Arts (HARTS) Academy of Los Angeles
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Barack Obama Global Preparation Academy
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Early College Academy-LA Trade Tech College
A−272 students22:1
Joseph Pomeroy Widney Career Prep and Transition Center
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Engr and Tech Acad at Esteban E. Torres High #3
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Boyle Heights Hilda Solis High
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Alfonso B. Perez Special Education Center
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Esteban Torres East LA Performing Arts Magnet
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Central High
C−242 students13:1
Tri-C Community Day
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Sylmar Biotech Health and Engineering Magnet
B−205 students17:1
Benjamin Banneker Career and Transition Center
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Daniel Pearl Journalism & Communications Magnet
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Ernest P. Willenberg Special Education Center
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Joaquin Miller Career and Transition Center
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Diane S. Leichman Career Preparatory and Transition Center
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Will Rogers Continuation
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Harris Newmark Continuation
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Cal Burke High
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Mission Continuation
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James J. McBride Special Education Center
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University Pathways Public Service Academy
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University Pathways Medical Magnet Academy
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Stoney Point Continuation
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Independence Continuation
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Odyssey Continuation
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Frida Kahlo High
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John R. Wooden High
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Jane Addams Continuation
C−90 students18:1
Simon Rodia Continuation
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John Hope Continuation
C87 students21:1
San Antonio Continuation
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Angel's Gate (Continuation)
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Pueblo de Los Angeles Continuation
C80 students20:1
Owensmouth Continuation
C79 students15:1
Zane Grey Continuation
77 students15:1
Robert H. Lewis Continuation
74 students19:1
Amelia Earhart Continuation
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Boys Academic Leadership Academy
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Evergreen Continuation
67 students17:1
Jack London Continuation
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Metropolitan Continuation
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Phoenix Continuation
61 students20:1
William Tell Aggeler Opportunity High
61 students10:1
William J. Johnston Community Day
C57 students8:1
Highland Park Continuation
C55 students21:1
Richard A. Alonzo Community Day
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Youth Opportunities Unlimited
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Albert Einstein Continuation
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Dan M. Issacs Avalon High
C48 students15:1
Moneta Continuation
C46 students15:1
Whitman Continuation
C45 students15:1
Henry David Thoreau Continuation
C44 students15:1
Ellington (Duke) High (Continuation)
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Mt. Lukens Continuation
D−38 students13:1
George S. Patton Continuation
C−37 students12:1
Boyle Heights Continuation
C34 students11:1
Harold McAlister High (Opportunity)
C34 students7:1
Monterey Continuation
C32 students11:1
Dorothy V. Johnson Community Day
D−27 students9:1
Cheviot Hills Continuation
C25 students13:1
Whitney Young Continuation
C25 students12:1
Aggeler Community Day
23 students9:1
Jack London Community Day
23 students15:1
Thomas Riley High
23 students9:1
View Park Continuation
20 students10:1
Eagle Tree Continuation
18 students9:1
CDS Secondary
17 students4:1
Ramona Opportunity High
13 students7:1
Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies
A1,712 students23:1
Foshay Learning Center
B+1,530 students20:1
Elizabeth Learning Center
B−1,257 students17:1
City of Angels
B−1,058 students21:1
New Open World Academy K-12
B911 students18:1
UCLA Community K-12
B887 students19:1
Virtual Academy of the Arts & Entertainment
878 students20:1
Thirty-Second Street USC Performing Arts
B+842 students19:1
Virtual Academy STEAM
816 students20:1
Computer Science Virtual Academy
765 students22:1
Virtual Academy of International Studies/Humanities
665 students22:1
Virtual Academy of Business & Entrepreneurship
641 students23:1
Lake Balboa College Preparatory Magnet K-12
A−590 students21:1
Leadership & Public Service Virtual Academy
573 students27:1
Berenece Carlson Home Hospital
C381 students4:1
Charles Leroy Lowman Special Ed and Career Transition Center
D−170 students10:1
Marlton
135 students9:1
Sophia T. Salvin Special Education Center
92 students9:1
Sven Lokrantz Special Education Center
63 students10:1
Special Education-Infant/Preschool Program
0 students
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