Frost Middle School

Robert Frost Middle School is a public junior high school located in Bradford Place Granada Hills, California. Frost MS is part of Local District 1 of the Los Angeles Unified School District and has been operating since 1969, providing junior high education for 6th through 8th grade students under a traditional single track calendar year. Named after Robert Lee Frost, a famous award winning poet famous for his poems about nature and the people of New England, Frost middle school currently has approximately 1766 students enrolled.

School Statistics

94% of the teachers at Frost Middle School have full teaching credentials. They also norm an average of 12 years in teaching experience as a group, with an average of 12 years teaching in the district. Only 6% of the Frost faculty are first year teachers.

The school's average class size is 34 for both grades 6 and 7, and 33 for grade 8. The student-staff ratio is 68 Students per paraprofessional staff, 221 Students per office/clerical staff, and 98 Students per other classified staff.

Majority of the school's student population are of Hispanic or Latino descent (51%). Other race/ethnicities that make up the rest of the Frost enrollees are White (28%), Asian (10%), African American (8%), Filipino (4%), American Indian (less than 1%), and Pacific Islander (less than 1%).