Summary
Aragon Avenue Elementary is a K–5 school with 205 students in Los Angeles, part of Los Angeles Unified. Its results are mixed: math is near the state and district levels, but its overall standing trails most nearby schools. The clearest concern is English language arts (ELA), where the school had the lowest all-grades proficiency among nine nearby district schools.
ELA is the school’s weakest subject by every comparison: 31% of students were proficient, versus 49% statewide, 48% in the district, and a 55% average at nearby schools. That puts Aragon about 19 points below the state, 18 below the district, and 24 below nearby schools. Results were especially low in grades 3 and 4, at 23% and 24%. Math is a relative strength against the state: 39% proficiency was just above the state’s 38%, though below the nearby-school average of 49%. Fifth-grade math stood out at 43%, above the state’s 37% and district’s 40%. Science proficiency was 35%, close to the state’s 36% and district’s 32%; compared with nearby schools, Aragon ranked around the middle in science, versus second-lowest in math.
Math has risen from 26% in 2022–2023 to 39% in 2025–2026, and science increased from 15% to 35%; ELA rose more modestly, from 26% to 31%. SchoolDigger ranks Aragon at the 43rd percentile statewide with 2 stars, compared with the district’s 54th percentile and 3 stars. Its ranking has improved from the 23rd percentile in 2021–2022, though it remains tied with one nearby school and below seven others. In 2024–2025, 95% of students were reported as free/reduced lunch eligible, the highest figure among nearby schools with that measure and year; the student-teacher ratio was 20.5, compared with a 19.2 average at nearby district schools. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 statewide ranking was notably higher for male students, at the 67th percentile, than Aragon’s overall 43rd percentile; the female-student ranking was lower, at the 26th percentile.
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