Summary:
The Watts Learning Center District in Los Angeles contains one elementary school, Watts Learning Center, serving grades K-5 with 368 students, all of whom qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
Watts Learning Center shows consistent, average performance for California, ranking in the 48th percentile statewide for the current year. Academically, the school's mathematics proficiency (36.3%) is very close to the state average (37.3%), and its science scores nearly match the state. A notable strength is in fourth grade, where students perform at or above state averages in both English and math, though scores dip in fifth grade. The school's chronic absenteeism rate is also on par with the state average.
With per-student spending above $21,000, the school operates with a higher student-teacher ratio than the state average. The stability of its performance, given that it serves an entirely economically disadvantaged community, is a key point. For parents, this school represents a stable option in the area, with specific strengths in middle-grade math and science, and effective management of student attendance.
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