Summary
Hope Street Elementary serves 338 students in grades K–5 in Huntington Park, California, and is part of Los Angeles Unified. Its latest results remain below state and district levels in all three tested subjects, with math the clearest concern: 28% of students were proficient, the lowest result among nearby schools with reported scores.
The school is below nearby averages in every subject, but science is closest to the local middle: Hope Street scored 34% in ELA, 28% in math and 24% in science, compared with nearby averages of 38%, 37% and 26%. Its results were 15, 11 and 12 percentage points below state averages, respectively, and 14, 12 and 8 points below district averages. Third grade is a particular weak spot: ELA proficiency was 24%, second-lowest among nearby schools reporting results, and math was 28%, the lowest; its third-grade math score was 19 points below the state. Chronic absenteeism, by contrast, was 20% in 2025–2026, below the district’s 23% and close to the state’s 18%.
Results have improved over time: from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, proficiency rose 8 points in ELA, 4 in math and 9 in science, though gains were uneven. Chronic absenteeism also fell substantially, from 60% in 2021–2022. SchoolDigger rates Hope Street at the 30th statewide percentile with 2 stars, up 6 percentile points from the prior year; it ranks eighth among ten nearby schools with current rankings. The school’s 21.1 students-per-teacher ratio is above the nearby average of 20.4. In 2024–2025, 93% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, below the nearby average of 95%; this is context, not an explanation for school results. SchoolDigger’s 2023–2024 statewide ranking for English Language Learner students was at the 8th percentile, compared with the school’s overall 29th percentile, indicating a notably lower ranking for how well the school serves this group.
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