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Los Angeles Unified School District
James A. Garfield Senior High School
#8,273 in Best Public High Schools in America
  • B
    Overall Grade
  • Public
  • 9-12
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • 377 reviews
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Academics at James A. Garfield Senior High School

Academics
B-
Based on SAT/ACT scores, colleges students are interested in, and survey responses on academics from students and parents.
Average Graduation Rate
91%

State Test Scores

Percent Proficient - Reading
64%
Percent Proficient - Math
36%

AP and College Prep Courses

AP Exam Pass Rate
26%
AP Enrollment
22%
AP Math Enrollment
Average
AP Science Enrollment
—
Number of AP Courses Offered
15
AP Other Enrollment
High
Advanced Math Enrollment
High
IB Program Offered
No

SAT and ACT Test Scores

Average SAT
1010
218 responses
Math
510
Verbal
500
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Average ACT
21
110 responses
Math
22
Reading
22
English
20
Science
20
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Colleges Students Are Considering

What Students Want to Study

Popular Majors

Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.

  • Psychology
    38 Students
  • Sociology
    32 Students
  • Biology
    30 Students
  • Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration
    28 Students
  • Child Development
    23 Students
  • Political Science and Government
    23 Students
  • Registered Nursing (RN)
    23 Students
  • Business
    22 Students
  • Criminology
    22 Students
  • Computer Science
    19 Students

What Students Say

Poll
How challenging are academics at this school?
Based on 62 responses
  • This school is nationally recognized.
    10%
  • This school is the best in the area.
    60%
  • Probably like most other schools.
    27%
  • This school doesn't challenge anyone.
    3%
Poll
How seriously do students take their classes at this school?
Based on 43 responses
  • Very seriously. Students are there to learn with an eye on the future.
    33%
  • Seriously. Students are there to learn, but aren't necessarily thinking about the future.
    51%
  • Somewhat seriously. Students are more focused on what's going on this weekend.
    16%
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