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    Manhattan Beach

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    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Aurelia Pennekamp Elementary K-5 589 10/10
    Birney Elementary K-5 397 9/10
    Centinela Valley Independent Study 9-12 130 3/10
    Da Vinci Design K-12 305 –
    Da Vinci Science K-12 367 –
    Grand View Elementary K-5 720 10/10
    Hermosa Valley Elementary 3-8 819 10/10
    Hermosa View Elementary K-2 478 10/10
    Juan Cabrillo Elementary K-2 481 10/10
    Lincoln Elementary K-6 545 9/10
    Madison Elementary K-5 430 8/10
    Manhattan Beach Middle 6-8 1386 10/10
    Meadows Avenue Elementary K-5 498 10/10
    Mira Costa High 9-12 2359 10/10
    Opal Robinson Elementary K-5 415 10/10
    Pacific Elementary K-5 648 10/10
    Peter Burnett Elementary 3-5 388 8/10
    Richard Henry Dana Middle 6-8 1003 8/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    American Martyrs School K-8 664
    Del Sol / Via Pacifica K-6 49
    Hope Chapel Academy K-12 101
    Magic Rainbow Preschool K-K 9
    Manhattan Academy K-8 73
    Montessori School of Manhattan Beach K-2 62
    Montessori School of Manhattan Beach #2 K-K 34

    Manhattan Beach

    is a city in the South Bay region of Los Angeles County.
    The neighboring communities are El Segundo, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach.
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    Manhattan Beach is one of the 272 neighborhoods in Mapping L.A., The Times’ resource for crime, neighborhoods, demographics and schools.
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    Source: California Department of Education