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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Los Angeles County, California · page 7

Ranks 301–313 of the highest-poverty public schools in Los Angeles County, California. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
301Adams MiddleRedondo Beach, CARedondo Beach UnifiedMiddle1,16517.9%
302Arroyo Seco Junior HighValencia, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighMiddle1,23917.2%
303Rio Norte Junior HighSanta Clarita, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighMiddle1,13817.0%
304South Pasadena MiddleSouth Pasadena, CASouth Pasadena UnifiedMiddle1,09614.5%
305Huntington MiddleSan Marino, CASan Marino UnifiedMiddle70914.4%
306Miraleste IntermediateRancho Palos Verdes, CAPalos Verdes Peninsula UnifiedMiddle72014.2%
307Rancho Pico Junior HighStevenson Ranch, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighMiddle84213.4%
308Parras (Nick G.) MiddleRedondo Beach, CARedondo Beach UnifiedMiddle1,03113.0%
309Ridgecrest IntermediateRancho Palos Verdes, CAPalos Verdes Peninsula UnifiedMiddle88110.3%
310El Segundo MiddleEl Segundo, CAEl Segundo UnifiedMiddle80410.3%
311Palos Verdes IntermediatePalos Verdes Estates, CAPalos Verdes Peninsula UnifiedMiddle7359.4%
312Hermosa Valley ElementaryHermosa Beach, CAHermosa Beach City ElementaryMiddle5898.8%
313Manhattan Beach MiddleManhattan Beach, CAManhattan Beach UnifiedMiddle1,1755.3%
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