Summary
Rosa Parks Learning Center is a 500-student K–5 elementary school in North Hills, served by Los Angeles Unified. Its 2025–2026 proficiency rates were about 25% in English language arts (ELA), 30% in math, and 9% in science. The central concern for families is that proficiency trails both district and state rates in all three subjects, with the school especially far behind in ELA and science.
Math is the school’s strongest subject relative to its benchmarks, while science is weakest against the district and state. ELA proficiency was about 25%, compared with 48% in the district and 49% statewide; math was 30%, versus 40% and 38%; and science was 9%, versus 32% and 36%. Among eight nearby K–5 schools with results, Rosa had the lowest ELA rate, the third-lowest math rate, and the second-lowest science rate. It was also below those peers’ average in every subject: about 16 points below in ELA, 9 points below in math, and 16 points below in science. Within the school, fifth-grade ELA was a relative bright spot at 31%, while math fell from 39% in third grade to 21% in fifth.
Results over time are mixed: from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, math rose 7 percentage points and ELA rose 2, while science fell 8 points and its gap to the state widened by 14 points. SchoolDigger places the school at the 20th statewide percentile, rank 4,645 of 5,804, with 1 star; its overall percentile rose to 26 in 2024–2025 before falling to 20. A notable subgroup result is that SchoolDigger’s English Language Learner Students ranking climbed from the 2nd percentile in 2021–2022 to the 47th in 2023–2024, 33 points above the school’s overall percentile that year; no newer subgroup ranking is supplied. For context, the 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 19.2, lower than the 19.3–22.0 range among nearby K–5 schools, and 96% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. Chronic absenteeism also improved, falling from 49% in 2021–2022 to 20% in 2025–2026, below the district’s 23% but above the state’s 18%.
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