Grading the arts in LAUSD

One Hundred Seventh Street Elementary

147 E 107Th St, Los Angeles

Enrollment: 918

Low-income students: 89%

Race/Ethnicity: Latino: 76%, white: 1%, Asian: 0%, black: 22%, other: 1%

Rank

381 of 507

elementary schools

C

What arts classes are offered?

Theater

Visual

Dance

Music

Vocal

One Hundred Seventh Street Elementary scored 17 out of 83 points on a first-of-its-kind survey of arts education at L.A. Unified. The elementary school offers two of five standard arts classes tracked by the district and does not provide extra programs, according to responses by administrators before the 2015-16 academic year. The school's survey response earned a C grade in a Times analysis of the results. Districtwide, 535 schools (70.8%) received the same grade.

How much is taught?

Administrators answered multiple-choice questions about arts instruction, training and equipment provided by the school.

Students and class availability

Percentage of students receiving arts instruction: The estimated percentage of students who get arts instruction

Weeks of arts instruction: The number of weeks that each student receives arts instruction

Instructional time per week: The estimated amount of time spent on arts education per week

Number of arts courses: The number of arts programs offered

Percentage of students receiving arts instruction

Weeks of arts instruction

Instructional time per week

Number of arts courses

Teachers and facilities

Arts instructors: For elementary schools, this is the number of days per week that a district-employed arts teacher provides instruction. For secondary schools, this is the number of full-time arts teachers on staff.

Training: Arts-specific training opportunites offered to teachers

Equipment and facilities: Quality of equipment and facilities available at each school to support the arts

Arts instructors

Training

Equipment and facilities

Who pays and who else teaches?

Administrators answered yes-or-no questions about sources of funding and instruction for arts education.

Funds for standard classes

Sources of funding for arts resources and supplies (e.g. paintbrushes, instruments) used for instruction during the regular school day

School budget*

Yes

Fundraising by school or parent groups

No

Grants

No

Donations

No
* Amount from budget reported as "more than $1,000"

Funds for extra instruction

Sources of funding for arts programs that are not provided as part of the regular school day

School budget

No

Fundraising by school or parent groups

No

Grants

No

Donations

No

Teachers of extra classes

Who provides the extra arts instruction at this school

A district teacher not dedicated to teaching the arts

No

Community arts partner

No

Parent or community volunteer

No

Accomplished artist

No

How did nearby schools score?

Compare the grades earned by L.A. Unified schools in surrounding neighborhoods.

Name Type Address Grade
One Hundred Ninth Street Elementary Elementary 10915 S Mc Kinley Ave C
Charles W. Barrett Elementary Elementary 419 W 98th St C
Ninety-Third Street Elementary Elementary 330 E 93rd St C
Ninety-Ninth Street Elementary Elementary 9900 S Wadsworth Ave C
One Hundred Eighteenth Street Elementary 144 E 118th St C
One Hundred Sixteenth Street Elementary Elementary 11610 Stanford Ave D
Dr. Owen Lloyd Knox Elementary Elementary 8919 S Main St C
Washington Primary Center Elementary 860 West 112th Street D
Bret Harte Preparatory Middle Secondary 9301 S Hoover St C
One Hundred Twelfth Street Elementary Elementary 1265 E 112th St C
Academy for Multilingual Arts and Science at Mervyn M. Dymally High Secondary 8800 S San Pedro Dr C
One Hundred Twenty-Second Street Elementary Elementary 405 E 122nd St C
Woodcrest Elementary Elementary 1151 W 109th St B
Ninety-Fifth Street Elementary Elementary 1109 W 96th St C
Compton Avenue Elementary Elementary 1515 E 104th St D

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Footnote: Low-income percentage tallied using the total number of students receiving free and reduced-price lunch. Some errors in survey responses exist; read more about how these data were assembled.

Sources: Los Angeles Unified School District, California Department of Education, Times analysis

Credits: Ryan Menezes, Lily Mihalik, Zahira Torres, Ben Welsh

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