Summary:
Schools in zip code 91343 include 14 schools—11 elementary, one middle and two high schools—with 12 in Los Angeles Unified and Valley Charter Elementary in its own district; the clearest comparisons are among the ten elementary schools with 2025–2026 results. The central takeaway is that elementary results vary widely, with more than 45 points between the highest and lowest school in every subject.
Among those elementary schools, Mayall Street Elementary leads in ELA at 71%, while Rosa Parks Learning Center is lowest at 25%, a 46-point spread. In math, Vintage Math/Science/Technology Magnet scores 67%, compared with 21% at Noble Avenue Elementary—also a 46-point gap. Vintage leads science at 56%; Langdon Avenue Elementary is lowest at 4%, a 52-point difference. The secondary schools have different profiles: Albert Einstein Continuation scores 43% in math versus 11% at James Monroe High, but Einstein’s ELA result is 21% versus Monroe’s 37%.
Across 13 schools with results in both years, average scores rose by 1 point in ELA, 4 in math and 1 in science; the science gain lagged the state’s 3-point increase. The math average includes Einstein’s 35-point rise, from 8% to 43%, at a school with 50 students, so that jump is not typical of every school. SchoolDigger placed Mayall and Vintage in the 86th and 85th percentile, respectively, in 2025–2026. Their student-teacher ratios are 20.4 and 23.3, showing that the strongest results do not simply align with the lowest ratio. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible measures for 2024–2025 were 65% at Mayall, 60% at Vintage and 96% at Rosa Parks; these figures offer context, not an explanation of results.
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