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- 644 56Th St, Los Angeles, CA 90011
- +1 (323) 680-0107
- summitprep.org
Overview of Summit Preparatory Charter:ummit Preparatory Charter is a charter school situated in Los Angeles, CA, which is in a huge city environment. The learner population of Summit Preparatory Charter is 255, and the school serves 4-8.
The school’s minority learner population is 100%. The learner-teacher ratio is 21:1.
The learner population is made up of 50% female learners and 50% male learners. The school serves 94% economically disadvantaged learners. There are 12 equivalent full-time teachers.
Test Scores at Summit Preparatory Charter: At Summit Preparatory Charter, data for learner performance in math and reading is unavailable.
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