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    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Bertrand Avenue Elementary K-5 383 6/10
    Calvert Street Elementary K-5 357 5/10
    CHIME Institute's Schwarzenegger Community K-8 644 7/10
    Emelita Street Elementary K-5 465 6/10
    Fred E. Lull Special Education Center P-12 151 8/10
    Gaspar De Portola Middle 6-8 1789 8/10
    Henry David Thoreau Continuation 9-12 106 4/10
    Magnolia Science Academy 2 6-11 380 4/10
    Nestle Avenue Elementary K-5 569 9/10
    Newcastle Elementary K-5 420 7/10
    Reseda Senior High 9-12 1850 7/10
    Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies 4-12 2074 10/10
    Shirley Avenue Elementary K-5 608 6/10
    Tarzana Elementary K-5 466 5/10
    Vanalden Avenue Elementary K-5 395 7/10
    Wilbur Avenue Elementary K-5 651 9/10
    William Howard Taft Senior High 9-12 2450 8/10
    Zane Grey Continuation 9-12 217 1/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    Child's World School K-1 44
    Crespi Carmelite High 9-12 566
    Discovery School K-1 45
    Gan Israel Hebrew K-K –
    Holy Martyrs Armenian High School/Ferrahian 6-12 279
    Kirk O' The Valley School K-5 115
    Lycee International de Los Angeles/West K-5 112
    Our Lady of Grace K-8 237
    Sage Academy K-3 –
    Trinity Lutheran High School 9-12 –

    Tarzana

    is a neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles County.
    The neighboring communities are Brentwood, Encino, Pacific Palisades, Reseda, Topanga, Winnetka and Woodland Hills.
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    Source: California Department of Education