Los Angeles Teacher Ratings

Our Community Charter

10045 Jumilla Ave., Chatsworth, 91311

An average school, according to The Times “value-added” analysis.

Each school’s rating was based on the performance of all students who took the California Standards Tests in math and English between 2003-04 to 2009-10. Value-added measures the difference between the expected progress of the student body and its actual performance. It is designed to estimate what the school contributes to students’ learning. By contrast, the state’s Academic Performance Index measures students’ achievement level, which is tied closely to students’ socio-economic background.

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API: 845/1000

Learn more about test scores and demographics at Our Community Charter using the The Times’ California Schools Guide ».

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Los Angeles Teacher Ratings, the Los Angeles Times' database of value-added scores for Los Angeles Unified elementary schools and teachers.

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Teacher responses

Melissa L. Corleto

“I fully support teacher accountability, but by simply presenting only one measure of effectiveness, this system is presenting an incomplete...

Orli G. Wallace

“I appreciate the spirit behind the L.A. Times' effort to rate teacher effectiveness. I think everyone would agree that our students...

Dan F. Bauman

“Last year for language arts, my students went up an average of 33 points. Looking at scores, 21 students went up, 3 went down. Looking at...

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