Summary
Saturn Street Elementary is a 277-student K–5 school in Los Angeles, served by Los Angeles Unified. Its results vary sharply by grade: fourth grade is a strength, while third grade is a concern. In 2025–2026, fourth-grade ELA proficiency was 61%, 15 points above the state and 14 above the district; third-grade ELA was 34%, nearly 10 points below both. Math shows a similar split: fourth grade reached 54%, while third grade was 38%, below state and district results. The clearest takeaway is that the school’s overall averages hide a large difference between grade cohorts.
ELA is the school’s strongest subject compared with nearby schools, while science is its weakest against the state and district. All-grade ELA proficiency was 51%, compared with a 47% average for nearby schools, 49% statewide and 48% districtwide. Math was 43%—above the state’s 38% and district’s 40%, but below the nearby-school average of 49%. Science was 29%, below the nearby average of 35%, the state’s 36% and the district’s 32%. So, despite improvement in all three subjects over time, science remains a clear area to watch.
Results have improved since 2022–2023: ELA rose 19 percentage points, math 16 and science 10, though math dipped 2 points in the latest year. Saturn Street Elementary is ranked 2,361 of 5,804 statewide by SchoolDigger, at the 59th percentile with 3 stars; its percentile has risen 33 points since 2021–2022. Its 17.3:1 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025 was about 3 students per teacher below the nearby-school average. The school reported 92% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025, compared with an 83% nearby-school average. SchoolDigger’s subgroup rankings show a notable strength in serving Hispanic students: their statewide percentile rose from 50 in 2023–2024 to 84 in 2025–2026, versus 59 overall. For Special Education Students, the 2024–2025 percentile was 8, compared with 55 overall. These subgroup results come from different years and should not all be read as current-year measures.
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