Manual Arts Senior High School
Manual Arts Senior High enrolls 3,498 students.
It is located in the Los Angeles Unified School District, in Los Angeles county.
It is located in Assembly District 48, Senate District 26,
and in Congressional District 33.
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| School Demographics |
|---|
| English Learner: |
36% |
| Free & Reduced Lunch: |
89% |
| Male: |
55% |
| Female: |
45% |
| African American: |
18% |
| American Indian: |
0% |
| Asian: |
0% |
| Filipino: |
0% |
| Latino: |
81% |
| Pacific Islander: |
0% |
| White: |
0% |
| Multiple: |
0% |
| Access to Qualified Teachers |
|---|
| Percent of |
School |
State |
| teachers who are fully credentialed |
95% |
95% |
| college prep courses taught by teachers with appropriate subject matter credential |
93% |
89% |
| college prep math courses taught by teachers with appropriate math credential |
93% |
86% |
| Access to Rigorous Coursework |
|---|
| Percent of |
School |
State |
| courses that are college prep (A-G) |
56% |
74% |
| 11th and 12th graders enrolled in advanced math courses |
9% |
31% |
| 11th and 12th graders enrolled in advanced science courses |
30% |
47% |
| 9th Graders who end up taking AP math in the 12th grade |
4% |
14% |
| Overcrowding |
|---|
| School |
State |
| School is overcrowded according to the state's definition |
Yes |
Percent of schools in the state that are overcrowded according to the state's definition |
13% |
| Outcome Indicators |
|---|
| Percent of |
School |
State |
| 11th Graders who scored Proficient or above on the ELA CST |
13% |
43% |
| 12th graders who took the S.A.T. |
35% |
40% |
| No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Compliance |
|---|
| School |
State |
| School met NCLB's requirement that 32.2% of students demonstrate math proficiency in 2009 |
No |
Percent of schools in the state that met NCLB's threshold for math proficiency |
65% |
| School is on track to meet NCLB's requirement of 100% math proficiency by 2014 |
No |
Percent of schools in the state on track to meet NCLB's requirement of 100% math proficiency by 2014 |
0% |
| School is in Program Improvement in the 2010-2011 school year |
Yes |
Percent of schools in the state that are in Program Improvement in the 2010-2011 school year |
30% |
| School has been in Program Improvement for five years or more |
Yes |
Percent of schools in the state that have been in Program Improvement for five years or more |
8% |
College Opportunity Ratio
Graduation rates are reported in many different ways. The College Opportunity Ratio (COR) is a 3-number
figure that reports how many students graduate and how many pass the A-G courses required for
admission to CSU and UC compared to each 100 students enrolled as 9th graders four years before.
For example a COR of 100:90:50 means that for every 100 9th graders, 90 graduated four years later and
50 passed the courses required for admission to CSU and UC. We report the COR for all students and for
African American, Latino, and American Indian students, who are underrepresented in California's colleges.
For the class of 2009:
| College Opportunity Ratio |
|---|
| COR for the State of California |
100:67:26 |
| COR for Manual Arts Senior High |
100:32:13 |
| COR for underrepresented students across California |
100:32:9 |
| COR for Manual Arts Senior High underrepresented students |
100:32:13 |
College Enrollment
The numbers below show how many students of the class of 2009 enrolled at California Community Colleges,
CSUs and UCs. The percentages compare these students to the "original" 2009 class that enrolled in 2005.
| College Enrollment |
|---|
|
School |
California |
| Enroll Community College Fall 2009 |
241 students |
16% |
20% |
| Enroll CSU Fall 2009 |
76 students |
5% |
8% |
| Enroll UC Fall 2009 |
21 students |
1% |
5% |
| Economic Conditions in School Neighborhood |
|---|
|
Currently the California Department of Education reports on the number of students receiving
free or reduced price lunch, but does not provide other economic information. Here, we present indicators of the economic
conditions in the neighborhoods around public high schools.
|
| Neighborhood Unemployment Rate |
| |
School |
State |
| Fall 2007 |
10.0% |
5.4% |
| Fall 2010 |
22.9% |
12.5% |
|
Neighborhood Unemployment Rate reports the unemployment rate for the neighborhoods within a
one-mile radius of a high school. We report the neighborhood average unemployment rate for September 2007 (before the recession)
and for September 2010. We also compare the neighborhood unemployment rate to the state average.
|
| Neighborhood Affluence Rate |
| |
School |
State |
| Percent of neighborhood families whose income is above $125,000 |
2% |
18.3% |
|
Neighborhood Affluence Rate reports the percent of families that live within a one-mile
radius of the school and earn more than $125,000 (or more than twice the median family income in California).
|
* = NO DATA AVAILABLE
This report draws on data from the California Basic Educational Data System (CBEDS) of
the California Department of Education (CDE). Like any large data system, CBEDS includes some data that reflect
reporting errors or other discrepancies. If you see data in this report that is not correct, please contact us at
idea@ucla.edu.
Source: California Employment Development Department and U.S. Census Bureau, 2005-2009 American Community Survey 5-year Estimates
