Chatsworth Senior High

Chatsworth High School is a public secondary high school located in Chatsworth, California. A member of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Chatsworth High offers senior high education from 9th grade through 12th grade, following a traditional single track calendar year. Opened in 1963, Chatsworth currently offers 21 Advanced Placement courses and have prestigious Humanitas and School for Advanced Studies programs. Chatsworth High's school newspaper is called The Clarion, and their sports teams are nicknamed "The Chancellors."

School Statistics

88% of Chatsworth's teachers have full teaching credentials while only 3% have emergency credentials. The faculty's average teaching experience is 14 years while the faculty's average years teaching in the district is 13. Only 7% of them are first year teachers.

Chatsworth High's average class size is 33 for grade 9, 38 for grade 10, 31 for grade 11, and 35 for grade 12. The Students per paraprofessional staff ratio is 94, the Students per office/clerical staff ratio is 199, while the Students per other classified staff ratio is 118.

Almost half of Chatsworth High's student population are Hispanic or Latino (48%), almost one fourth (24%) are White, 14% are Asian, 9% are African American, 4% are Filipino, and less than 1% are American Indian (or Alaska Native) and Pacific Islander.