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    Pico-Robertson

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    KEY    Charter     Private      Public
    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Beverly Hills High 9-12 1877 10/10
    Beverly Vista Elementary K-8 726 9/10
    Canfield Avenue Elementary K-5 422 9/10
    Carthay Center Elementary K-6 329 4/10
    Crescent Heights Boulevard Elementary K-5 382 7/10
    Futuro College Preparatory Elementary K-5 263 8/10
    Horace Mann Elementary K-8 579 10/10
    Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies 6-12 1648 10/10
    Shenandoah Street Elementary K-5 520 3/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    Bais Chana Chabad High School 9-12 98
    Bais Chaya Mushka Chabad K-8 309
    Good Shepherd Catholic School K-8 124
    Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy K-8 465
    Kabbalah Children's Academy K-7 70
    Le Lycee Francais de Los Angeles K-1 –
    Mesivta Birkas Yitzchok 9-12 71
    Page Private/Beverly Hills K-3 50
    Rabbi Jacob Pressman Academy K-8 349
    Shalhevet School 8-12 163
    St. Mary Magdalen Elementary 5-8 70
    Temple Emanuel Academy Day School K-6 43
    Temple Isaiah Preschool and Kindergarten K-K –
    Wise Leadership Academy Think Tank K-12 –
    Yeshiva of Los Angeles Girls High School 9-12 –
    Yeshivat Ohr Chanoch 9-9 13
    YULA Boys High School 9-12 215

    Pico-Robertson

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