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Eagle Rock High vs Middle College High

Middle College High has a higher overall rating of 9.2/10 compared to 8.4/10. Eagle Rock High is significantly larger with 2,059 students, about 5.8× the size of Middle College High (353). In math proficiency, Eagle Rock High leads at 39.0%.

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Ratings Comparison

MetricEagle Rock HighMiddle College High
Overall Rating8.4 / 109.2 / 10
Academic Score8.59.9
Growth Score7.09.7
Diversity Index——
Free/Reduced Lunch49.5%87%
Environment Score9.48.4
State Rank#676 of 9,557#90 of 9,557
State Percentile93th99th

Test Scores

SubjectEagle Rock HighMiddle College High
Math Proficiency39.0%27.0%
Math (State Avg)——
ELA Proficiency57.0%77.0%
ELA (State Avg)——

School Details

DetailEagle Rock HighMiddle College High
TypeHigh SchoolHigh School
Grades7th – 12th9th – 12th
Enrollment2,059353
Student-Teacher Ratio19.2:122.1:1
Free/Reduced Lunch49.5%87.0%
Graduation Rate (4yr, Class of 2023)96.0%95%+
DistrictLos Angeles UnifiedLos Angeles Unified
CityLos AngelesLos Angeles

Neighborhood

MetricLos Angeles (90041)Los Angeles (90047)
Median Household Income$111,834$70,187
Median Home Value$1,135,200$648,200
Median Rent$1,797$1,492
College Educated (Bachelor's+)51.6%20.8%
Poverty Rate9.7%15.9%
Avg Commute30 min35 min

The data story: Eagle Rock High vs Middle College High

Eagle Rock High and Middle College High share an identical overall rating of 9.3/10, but their California state ranks tell a slightly different story: Eagle Rock High places #70 of 9,533 schools statewide, while Middle College High sits at #80. That 10-position gap is narrow enough that neither school holds a clear quality edge at the top-line level — parents can treat both as legitimately elite options within Los Angeles before drilling into the differences that actually matter for their family.

Academically, the two schools diverge more sharply. Middle College High posts a 9.6/10 academic score against Eagle Rock High's 8.5/10 — a 1.1-point gap that reflects meaningfully stronger proficiency outcomes at the smaller school. On growth, both schools outperform most of California, but Middle College High again edges ahead with a 9.9/10 growth score versus Eagle Rock High's already-strong 9.6/10. In practical terms, students at Middle College High are not only achieving at a higher level but are also gaining ground academically at a faster rate than their peers at Eagle Rock High.

The demographic and structural contrasts between these two schools are stark. Eagle Rock High enrolls 2,059 students across grades 07–12, giving it a true 6-year campus with a student-teacher ratio of 19.2:1. Middle College High serves just 353 students in grades 09–12 at a 22.1:1 student-teacher ratio — a larger class load per teacher despite the smaller campus. The most pronounced difference is economic: 87% of Middle College High students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch compared to 50% at Eagle Rock High. Middle College High is achieving its superior academic and growth scores while serving a substantially higher-need population, which makes those outcomes even more notable.

The grade span distinction carries real implications for families with younger students. Eagle Rock High's 07–12 configuration means incoming seventh graders can build four to six years of continuity on one campus — a meaningful advantage for families seeking long-term stability. Middle College High's 09–12 structure focuses exclusively on high school and, consistent with its name, typically integrates college-campus coursework, giving motivated upperclassmen early access to post-secondary academic environments.

Editorial summary generated April 2026 · sonnet

Who each school fits

Eagle Rock High

Eagle Rock High suits families with students entering seventh or eighth grade who want a single campus through graduation, or those who prefer a more economically mixed environment at 50% free/reduced lunch eligibility. Its 19.2:1 student-teacher ratio and large enrollment also mean more extracurricular variety and a traditional comprehensive high school experience.

Middle College High

Middle College High suits high-achieving ninth graders — particularly those from lower-income households — who want a small, focused environment with accelerated academic outcomes and likely access to college-level coursework. Its 9.6/10 academic score and 9.9/10 growth score make it the stronger academic choice despite the higher student-teacher ratio of 22.1:1.

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