Summary:
This analysis examines two public charter high schools serving grades 9-12 in the 90023 zip code of Los Angeles, an area where both schools report over 95% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.
For parents comparing options, Oscar De La Hoya Animo Charter High generally shows stronger academic results, with English proficiency near the state average and a graduation rate over 96%, though its math scores are low. Collegiate Charter High School of Los Angeles is a much smaller school with a significantly lower student-teacher ratio and reports a 0% dropout rate, but it has lower proficiency rates in core subjects and a lower graduation rate.
Key considerations include a shared challenge with mathematics proficiency at both schools and a notable difference in chronic absenteeism, which is lower at Oscar De La Hoya. The analysis also reveals a resource allocation difference, as Collegiate Charter operates with less funding per student but a much smaller average class size. Both schools are part of their own respective charter districts and have seen fluctuations in their statewide rankings in recent years.
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