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Marvin Elementary School
(323) 938-3608
2411 Marvin Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
Level: K-5
District: Los Angeles Unified School District

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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Marvin Elementary School, Los Angeles, CA.

Census Info	Value	Year
White, non-Hispanic:	0.12%	(2009)
Black, non-Hispanic:	10.86%	(2009)
Hispanic:	87.89%	(2009)
Asian:	0%	(2009)
Pacific Islander:	0.12%	(2009)
Native American or Native Alaskan:	0.37%	(2009)
Unspecified:	0%	(2009)
Filipino:	0.62%	(2009)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:	87.11%	(2008)

Marvin Elementary School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating	4
Average Principals Rating	4
Average Teachers Rating	4
Average Activities Rating	3
Average Parents Rating	3
Average Safety Rating	4

Marvin Elementary School Reviews


Posted By: parent Quality Score: 5 2009-04-29 “If you are a parents who had a few children attend Marvin over the years, than you will appreciate the huge change Marvin has gone through. It has become the best school in the neighborhood with very dedicated teachers and a new principal who truly wants only the best for ALL students. This all reflects on the many extracurricular programs Marvin offers on a daily basis, such as English classes for parents, afternoon tutoring for students, as well as gifted programs. Also the literacy, math, and science nights for the whole community. Marvin has something special for every child. Our children are learning and the test scores are going up. Thank you, Marvin” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2009-02-20 “The school is good, but the biggest problems are the parking, and traffic that is made when droping or pickking up ur child. Other than that it's a great school.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: decline 2008-07-28 “I'm very happy to say that this school has come along way.With a new leardership and new principal things seem to be coming together much better for the students. My child will be going to the 1st gread and she can't wait.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2008-07-28 “I took my soon out of a private school and placed him at Marvin last year. It was good for him in the sense that he got a much more confidence and the teacher he got in 2nd grade was simply amazing,but the only thing that I was a little dissapointed in is that the parent involvement consists of a nucleus of the same parents over and over again. I think the Principal change is a ositive thing, but there needs to be more parent involvement in the school.” Posted By: other Quality Score: decline 2008-04-24 “Marvin has grown academically over the years. There is a lot of potential at this school that has a handful of dedicated teachers who go far beyond expectations. There is a lack of discipline at the school and some teachers simply have very low expectations for the students. If there was more parent involvement and proactive staff the school would continue to grow. I am somewhat dissapointed at the certain staff that lacks motivation and inspiration towards the students.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2006-03-30 “This is a good public school.The some of the teachers are outstanding and they will go above and beyond for the students. If your child is above his/her grade level the teacher will let you know it and help you with any process to getting your child in the right school for him/her. I do'nt like schools that are on a track basis, but do to overcrowding this is what it is. They have after school programs for kids and the parents are involvement is good. Academics are what is is for this school.” Posted By: teacher Quality Score: 2 2006-03-30 “While this school has improved over the years, the academic program is still lacking. They basically only have a language arts and math formal program. It is the motivated teachers that will pull in the other subject areas. The teachers seem to try, but the administrative leadership has very little to be desired. Probably could be a much better school with different leadership. Maybe then the parents too would become more involved.”