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    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Alexander Fleming Middle 6-8 1563 4/10
    Eshelman Avenue Elementary K-5 628 6/10
    George S. Patton Continuation 9-12 81 3/10
    Gulf Avenue Elementary K-5 781 7/10
    Harbor City Elementary K-5 588 6/10
    Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy 9-12 402 10/10
    Hawaiian Avenue Elementary K-5 702 5/10
    Howard Wood Elementary K-5 371 7/10
    J. H. Hull Middle 6-8 737 6/10
    John Adams Elementary K-5 430 7/10
    Lomita Math/Science/Technology Magnet K-5 952 9/10
    Meyler Street Elementary K-5 771 2/10
    Nathaniel Narbonne Senior High 9-12 3304 5/10
    Normont Elementary K-5 406 3/10
    President Avenue Elementary K-5 464 5/10
    Torrance Elementary K-5 486 6/10
    Wilmington Middle 6-8 1621 5/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    Coastal Academy K-12 96
    Harbor Church Schools K-8 95
    Maimonidies Torah Academy/South K-K 7
    Pacific Harbor Christian K-12 166
    Pacific Lutheran High School 9-12 70
    Pines Christian, The K-5 91
    Renaissance School for Arts and Sciences 5-12 64
    St. Margaret Mary Alacoque K-8 287
    Sts. Peter and St. Paul K-8 212
    Vermont Christian School K-12 37

    Harbor City

    is a neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles in the Harbor region of Los Angeles County.
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