Best Schools in Los Angeles, CA

574 public schools · 265,050 students

2022 Data · NCES CCD

574

Schools

265,050

Students

19.4:1

Avg Ratio

85.7%

Free Lunch

227 Elementary67 Middle122 High

All Schools Ranked

#	School	Ratio	Enrollment	Free Lunch	Level
1	Youth Opportunities Unlimited	4.7:1	42	100.0%	High School
2	Sophia T. Salvin Special Education Center	5.6:1	59	93.2%	Combined School
3	Iovine and Young Center	6.0:1	42	47.6%	High School
4	Los Angeles College Prep Academy	7.7:1	41	82.9%	High School
5	Boyle Heights Continuation	7.8:1	31	96.8%	High School
6	Dorothy V. Johnson Community Day	8.0:1	32	90.6%	High School
7	Marlton	8.3:1	128	98.4%	Combined School
8	The SEED School of Los Angeles County	8.4:1	67	65.7%	High School
9	Alfonso B. Perez Special Education Center	8.8:1	249	91.6%	High School
10	New Village Girls Academy	8.8:1	79	96.2%	High School
11	Tri-C Community Day	9.5:1	196	97.4%	Combined School
12	James J. McBride Special Education Center	9.7:1	144	73.6%	Combined School
13	Richard A. Alonzo Community Day	9.7:1	59	94.9%	Combined School
14	Joseph Pomeroy Widney Career Prep and Transition Center	9.9:1	275	89.5%	High School
15	Benjamin Banneker Career and Transition Center	10.3:1	178	96.1%	High School
16	Harold McAlister High (Opportunity)	10.9:1	88	86.4%	Combined School
17	Central High	11.3:1	283	77.7%	High School
18	Harris Newmark Continuation	11.3:1	57	94.7%	High School
19	Boys Academic Leadership Academy	11.4:1	86	88.4%	Combined School
20	Audubon Middle	11.5:1	407	96.1%	Middle School
21	View Park Continuation	11.5:1	29	86.2%	High School
22	Magnolia Science Academy 4	11.8:1	102	96.1%	Combined School
23	Boyle Heights Sci Tech Engr and Math Magnet	12.3:1	135	95.6%	High School
24	Katherine Johnson STEM Academy	12.3:1	106	50.0%	Middle School
25	Glen Alta Elementary	12.5:1	125	96.8%	Combined School
26	Metropolitan Continuation	12.6:1	50	100.0%	High School
27	Hilda L. Solis Lrng Acad Sch of Tech Business and Ed	12.8:1	218	97.2%	High School
28	Pio Pico Middle	12.8:1	212	98.6%	Middle School
29	PUC Early College Academy for Leaders and Scholars (ECALS)	12.8:1	199	94.0%	High School
30	Mayberry Street Elementary	12.8:1	154	87.7%	Elementary School
31	Magnolia Science Academy 6	12.8:1	91	93.4%	Middle School
32	Russell Westbrook Why Not? High	12.9:1	224	86.2%	High School
33	Central Juvenile Hall	13.0:1	138	97.8%	Combined School
34	Annandale Elementary	13.1:1	118	88.1%	Elementary School
35	Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles	13.2:1	162	92.0%	High School
36	University Pathways Medical Magnet Academy	13.3:1	180	97.8%	High School
37	Ellington (Duke) High (Continuation)	13.4:1	40	95.0%	High School
38	Soc Just Leadership Acad at Esteban E. Torres High #5	13.7:1	183	96.2%	High School
39	Russell Westbrook Why Not? Middle	13.7:1	133	97.7%	Middle School
40	Highland Park Continuation	13.8:1	62	95.2%	High School
41	Whitney Young Continuation	13.8:1	42	97.6%	High School
42	Monterey Continuation	13.8:1	41	97.6%	High School
43	Trinity Street Elementary	13.9:1	209	99.5%	Elementary School
44	Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle	14.2:1	446	92.2%	Middle School
45	Bridge Street Elementary	14.5:1	188	96.8%	Elementary School
46	Academy of Media Arts	14.5:1	143	62.9%	High School
47	Anahuacalmecac International Univ Prep of N. America	14.7:1	261	87.0%	Combined School
48	Nora Sterry Elementary	14.7:1	191	80.6%	Elementary School
49	Van Ness Avenue Elementary	14.7:1	176	85.8%	Elementary School
50	CATCH Prep Charter High Inc.	14.7:1	147	98.0%	High School

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FAQ

How many public schools are in Los Angeles, CA?

Los Angeles, CA has 574 public schools with 265,050 total students.

What is the best school in Los Angeles?

Based on student-teacher ratio, Youth Opportunities Unlimited ranks #1 in Los Angeles with a ratio of 4.7:1.

What is the average student-teacher ratio in Los Angeles?

The average student-teacher ratio across Los Angeles schools is 19.4:1.