Summary:
ZIP code 90031 has 14 schools—nine elementary and five high schools—with grade spans that range from K–5 to grades 6–12. For the 11 schools with 2025–26 results, average proficiency was 45% in ELA, 36% in math and 34% in science, compared with California’s 49%, 38% and 36%; the average gaps were 5, 3 and 2 percentage points, respectively. The most important takeaway is that ZIP-wide averages mask sharply different, subject-specific profiles from one school to another.
Abraham Lincoln Senior High led ELA at 70%, 21 points above the state. Dorris Place Elementary led math at 50% and was above the state in all three subjects; its science result was 47%. Glen Alta Elementary led science at 73%, 37 points above California. At the other end, Pueblo de Los Angeles Continuation had the lowest math result, 6%, 32 points below the state; Los Angeles Leadership Academy had the lowest ELA result at 28%, and Hillside Elementary had the lowest science result at 11%.
Across the same 11 schools, average ELA and math results fell from 2024–25 to 2025–26 by about 1 point each, while science rose 3 points; state results increased in all three subjects. Individual changes varied: Latona Avenue Elementary math rose 18 points, while Lincoln’s fell 14; Glen Alta science rose 38 points, while Hillside’s fell 35. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile rankings also rose for Glen Alta, from 64 to 80, and Griffin Avenue Elementary, from 41 to 58. As context, Dorris and Griffin both reported a 19.1 student-teacher ratio in 2024–25, while their free/reduced lunch eligible shares that year were 84% and 92%; Dorris’s 2025–26 results were higher by 18 points in ELA, 3 in math and 8 in science. These measures describe different school contexts, not reasons for the results. Three schools’ latest supplied test results are from 2024–25 rather than 2025–26.
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