Eagle Rock Senior High

Eagle Rock Junior/Senior High School is a public secondary school located in the neighborhood of Eagle Rock of northeast Los Angeles, California. Eagle Rock is a member of the Los Angeles Unified School District and has first opened its doors in 1927. The school is a combination of junior and senior high school that serves grades 7 to 12 in a single track calendar year. Eagle Rock's school colors are green and gray and their mascot is an eagle.

School Statistics

88% of Eagle Rock High's teachers are with full teaching credentials while 3% of them having emergency credentials. They also combine for an average of 12 years teaching experience, and 12 average years teaching in the district. Only 5% of the Eagle Rock faculty are first year teachers.

The school's average class size is 31 for grade 7, 28 for grade 8, 31 for grade 9, 33 for grade 10, 30 for grade 11, and 34 for grade 12. The student-staff ratio is 72 Students per paraprofessional staff, 216 Students per office/clerical staff, and 104 Students per other classified staff.

Majority of the school population (66%) are Hispanic or Latino. The rest are Filipino (17%), White (10%), Asian (5%), African American (1%), American Indian/Alaska Native (less than 1%), and Pacific Islander (1%).