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Forty-Second Street Elementary vs New Heights Charter

Forty-Second Street Elementary and New Heights Charter are very closely rated, both scoring around 8.4 out of 10. New Heights Charter is significantly larger with 406 students, about 2.2× the size of Forty-Second Street Elementary (188). In math proficiency, New Heights Charter leads at 50.0%.

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Ratings Comparison

MetricForty-Second Street ElementaryNew Heights Charter
Overall Rating8.4 / 108.2 / 10
Academic Score5.68.2
Growth Score9.88.1
Diversity Index——
Free/Reduced Lunch89.4%91.4%
Environment Score9.18.6
State Rank#679 of 9,557#869 of 9,557
State Percentile93th91th

Test Scores

SubjectForty-Second Street ElementaryNew Heights Charter
Math Proficiency2.5%50.0%
Math (State Avg)——
ELA Proficiency7.5%53.0%
ELA (State Avg)——

School Details

DetailForty-Second Street ElementaryNew Heights Charter
TypeElementary SchoolElementary School
GradesKindergarten – 5thKindergarten – 8th
Enrollment188406
Student-Teacher Ratio13.4:120.3:1
Free/Reduced Lunch89.4%91.4%
DistrictLos Angeles UnifiedNew Heights Charter District
CityLos AngelesLos Angeles

Neighborhood

MetricLos Angeles (90008)Los Angeles (90008)
Median Household Income$61,822$61,822
Median Home Value$1,003,000$1,003,000
Median Rent$1,589$1,589
College Educated (Bachelor's+)33.2%33.2%
Poverty Rate16.3%16.3%
Avg Commute35 min35 min