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    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Aggeler Community Day 7-12 82 3/10
    Alfred Bernhard Nobel Middle 6-8 2367 9/10
    Beckford Avenue Elementary K-5 555 9/10
    Chatsworth Park Elementary K-5 371 8/10
    Chatsworth Senior High 9-12 2940 6/10
    CHIME Charter Middle 7-8 189 6/10
    Ernest Lawrence Middle 6-8 1713 7/10
    Germain Street Elementary K-5 678 7/10
    James Jordan Middle 6-8 255 4/10
    Limerick Avenue Elementary K-5 938 2/10
    Nevada Avenue Elementary K-5 536 5/10
    Pomelo Drive Elementary K-5 659 9/10
    Stoney Point Continuation 9-12 109 3/10
    Superior Street Elementary K-5 576 9/10
    William Tell Aggeler Opportunity High 7-12 59 3/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    Al-Falaq / Me'raj Academy K-8 99
    Chaminade College Preparatory 6-8 715
    Chatsworth Hills Academy K-8 184
    East Valley Academy K-12 53
    Egremont Schools, Inc. K-5 95
    New Community Jewish High School 9-12 398
    Saint Paul's Christian Academy 8-12 6
    Sierra Canyon School K-12 901
    St. John Eudes K-8 292

    Chatsworth

    is a neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles County.
    This neighborhood includes Unincorporated Chatsworth in its area and statistics.
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