Gardena, CA public schools
15 public schools. Tick schools to compare their trends.
2025-26 results
Subject percentages show the share of students who met or exceeded the state standard.
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Amestoy Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
53%
+11
vs state
|
49%
+3
vs state
|
87% | |
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Chapman Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
67%
+25
vs state
|
66%
+20
vs state
|
63% | |
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Denker Avenue Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
46%
+4
vs state
|
51%
+5
vs state
|
80% | |
|
Environmental Charter High - Gardena
Grades 9–12
Charter
· Environmental Charter High - Gardena District
|
20%
−12
vs state
|
64%
+6
vs state
|
87% | |
|
Environmental Charter Middle - Gardena
Grades 6–8
Charter
· Environmental Charter Middle - Gardena District
|
35%
−2
vs state
|
43%
−7
vs state
|
88% | |
|
Gardena Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
29%
−12
vs state
|
32%
−15
vs state
|
95% | |
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Gardena Senior High
Grades 9–12
· Los Angeles Unified
|
30%
−2
vs state
|
53%
−5
vs state
|
94% | |
|
Moneta Continuation
Grades 9–12
Alternative
· Los Angeles Unified
|
25%
−7
vs state
|
8%
−49
vs state
|
100% | |
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New Millennium Secondary
Grades 9–12
Charter
· New Millennium Secondary District
|
6%
−26
vs state
|
17%
−41
vs state
|
78% | |
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One Hundred Eighty-Sixth Street Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
50%
+8
vs state
|
49%
+2
vs state
|
86% | |
|
One Hundred Fifty-Sixth Street Elementary
Grades K–6
· Los Angeles Unified
|
64%
+23
vs state
|
72%
+25
vs state
|
68% | |
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One Hundred Fifty-Third Street Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
29%
−14
vs state
|
34%
−12
vs state
|
87% | |
|
One Hundred Thirty-Fifth Street Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
44%
+2
vs state
|
41%
−5
vs state
|
96% | |
|
Purche Avenue Elementary
Grades K–5
· Los Angeles Unified
|
28%
−14
vs state
|
33%
−14
vs state
|
90% | |
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Robert E. Peary Middle
Grades 6–8
· Los Angeles Unified
|
25%
−12
vs state
|
36%
−13
vs state
|
91% |
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Overall change: average of the three subjects, latest year vs. 3 years earlier (↑4% means the average rate went up 4 points, e.g. 82% → 86%; — means within ±2%). Low income = eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.