Burbank Middle School

Luther Burbank Middle School is a public junior high located in Los Angeles, California. The school began its operations in 1927, serving students from 6th to 8th grade, and has since educated a growing number of students which at the moment stand at 1949 children. Burbank Middle School is part of the Los Angeles Unified School District and follows a three track calendar year. Burbank school's mission is to primarily provide guidance to their students and help them acquire the proficiency to enhance their civic participation and their academic, social, personal, and economic success.

School Statistics

Burbank Middle School's teachers have a 92% full credential and a 5% emergency credential. In terms of experience, they average 11 years of teaching experience and 11 years average teaching in the district. 6% of the faculty are first year teachers.

The school's average class size is 30 for grade 6, 27 for grade 7, and 28 for grade 8, compared to the 29, 29, 29 state average, respectively. The Student-Staff Ratios are 78 Students per paraprofessional staff, 177 Students per office/clerical staff, and 103 Students per other classified staff.

Burbank's population is made up of a number of ethnic backgrounds, majority of which are Hispanics (92%). Others are Filipino (3%), Asian (2%), African Americans (2%), White (1%), and American Indians/Alaskans (less than 1%) and Pacific Islanders (less than 1%).