Mountain View Elementary school district (Data source)

County of Los Angeles

THIS chart shows what the school system "wants"

NOT what school board members want.

NOT what superintendents want.

More about this chart.

See also: "Good" schools?

Mountain View Elementary math proficiency
Zero+ meets standard.

• Any result above zero is proficient; below is not proficient. • There is a 99% chance that results will remain the same in coming years, which is to say, between the Upper and Lower Control Limits (the gray lines).

Students would perform better the more years in school IF the follow-the-schedule method wanted that.

But that's not what it "wants"...and it's not a coincidence this pattern repeats (repeatedly).

The system (the follow-the-schedule method) "wants" schools to perform poorer, relative to grade level, the more years students spend in public school.

• Any result above zero is proficient; below is not proficient.

Mountain View Elementary math proficiency
Zero+ meets standard.

Schools in Mountain View Elementary

Enrollment by school type, school and year

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Mountain View Elementary School District 7,341 7,210 7,044 6,765 6,340 6,122 5,783 5,330

Elementary School (Public)

Baker Elementary 696 651 605 577 497 474 519 708
Cogswell Elementary 465 491 504 510 488 459 395
Jerry Voorhis Elementary 490 480 458 423 398 375 411
La Primaria Elementary 333 326 325 304 285 264 247 218
Maxson Elementary 606 605 561 552 503 498 469 494
Miramonte Elementary 531 494 486 465 434 429 449 505
Monte Vista Elementary 774 754 745 689 630 614 591 923
Parkview Elementary 840 850 875 836 743 713 676 1,037
Twin Lakes Elementary 458 435 415 404 376 370 439 787
Willard F. Payne Elementary 545 522 510 493 470 471 432 658

Intermediate/Middle Schools (Public)

Alfred S. Madrid Middle 844 844 853 812 788 768 524
Charles T. Kranz Intermediate 759 758 707 700 728 687 631